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I think along with warning kids in schools about drugs they should show posts like this and warn about using the internet

can confirm, drove from Corvalis back to Portland and the traffic was real bad. Small price to pay of course. Whenever I talk about seeing the absolute majesty of a total eclipse I don't say at the end yeah but traffic was pretty bad coming home.

Next up: Do people in colder states get tired of the snow and winter? Does it matter what you think about the weather or does mother nature not care? And finally, sun in later spring - fun outdoor times or death fire harbinger of doom? All this and Andy Rooney tonight on 60 Minutes!

Basically going from rain to snow couple times a minute right now. Mostly rain.

ok fine I'll stop harping on it as long as you stop inexplicably adding like 7 spaces after every period I know other people on here feel the same as I do.

I totally agree that what you're doing is a service to the forum and not at all extremely embarrassing

That'll change it! If you just point it out another 30,000 times I'm sure it will fix it.

Really coming down now snowing way harder than it ever did during the January storm.

Mostly snow in Hillsboro. Nice to see at 10 am! Temp 36 at KHIO

So we're thinking Portland might not get 8" of snow with temps at 38 and southerlies?

nah we'll see a "2.2-47.7% chance of snow between 1-10"

Lot of mixed precip over the last 30 min at work in Hillsboro. Mostly rain with snow mixed in, few times mostly snow. Back to just rain. Hoping this bodes well for later this week to pick up a dusting on the grass.

Winterhawks are fun watch in person. Really good team this year, like most years. Also I like going to Memorial Coliseum, kind of cool to be in an old school stadium, you don't see many of those anymore. Plus you get to see some teenagers throw down. Too bad concessions are preposterously expensive.

I get that and hey they are the experts here so we'll see how their meso analysis goes but in the end this cuts both ways, eventually the public shrugs off snow warnings that are inevitably rain.