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  1. SilverFallsAndrew
    God’s promise
    9 points
  2. SilverFallsAndrew
    8 points
  3. Slushy Inch
    Gfs consistent with nice pscz.
    7 points
  4. Slushy Inch
    Gem looks like it partially caved.
    6 points
  5. SilverFallsAndrew
    Beautiful
    6 points
  6. Slushy Inch
    18z Gefs doubled down on first trough strength. Others models aren’t close.
    6 points
  7. Slushy Inch
    A legitimately strong pscz would drop temps into low 30s like a hammer with the cold upper level temperatures
    6 points
  8. SilverFallsAndrew
    EPS was quite a bit better than the operational. 18z GFS is a step in the right direction.
    6 points
  9. Deweydog
    Thirty-one years ago RIGHT NOW a residual Arctic air mass and a now suppressed jet system were combining over the Willamette Valley producing HEAVY SNOWFALL. A reminder that 30+ years ago, lowland snow during cold weather was “almost inevitable.”
    6 points
  10. BLI snowman
    2015-19 Tim was an absolute saint next to 2006-12 Tim. The combination of much warmer spring/summer weather and him no longer being such a recent SoCal transplant boob really allowed him to morph into the beautiful soul he is today.
    6 points
  11. Slushy Inch
    Ready for April 18th 2008 to commence again!
    5 points
  12. ShawniganLake
    Usually always happens
    5 points
  13. bainbridgekid
    18z sticking with a chance of meaningful CZ snow Sunday night North of Seattle.
    5 points
  14. Slushy Inch
    Got to like it.
    5 points
  15. Slushy Inch
    Pscz showing up again.
    5 points
  16. snow_wizard
    Those outlying GEFS members on the 0z might have been onto something. This is getting good.
    5 points
  17. Dave
    I have my interior thermostat set at 70 degrees. It's crazy how much warmer it feels inside when it is warmish outside. If it is 30 degrees outside with obviously low dew points I need a warm sweatshirt inside at 70 degrees. If it is 55 degrees and raining, I am warm in just a t-shirt despite the inside temperature being the same. Dew points are a huge factor even when it isn't 90 degrees out.
    5 points
  18. Slushy Inch
    Arctic air a lot closer this run
    4 points
  19. Slushy Inch
    Way more ridging to the west
    4 points
  20. snow_wizard
    I would sure love to see the other models trend toward the GEM. A seamless transition from the first to second trough. Really looks good at the end.
    4 points
  21. MR.SNOWMIZER
    Massive snow above 2k feet
    4 points
  22. SilverFallsAndrew
    GEM is incredible. Almost there with the first trough and then SLAMS the region.
    4 points
  23. snow_wizard
    The 18z EPS was a notch sharper with the trough.
    4 points
  24. bainbridgekid
    I agree. But that map shows light snow in Portland with onshore flow and -4 850mb temps and surface temp of 39 at that hour. Just frustrating you can't rely on those precip type maps at all anymore. They used to be better.
    4 points
  25. TT-SEA
    Pretty early evening sky out there.
    4 points
  26. bainbridgekid
    It kills me how overly generous the WxBell maps are with snow. That pattern would bring snow in the CZ, but most of the rest of the area would be rain below 1,000 feet or so, yet this map makes it look like 98% is snow. This is temps at that time:
    4 points
  27. MossMan
    4 points
  28. snow_wizard
    Day-um!
    4 points
  29. bainbridgekid
    5+ feet of snow across higher areas of both the WA and OR Cascades. Would be huge for the ski season which has been limping along for most of the season.
    3 points
  30. SilverFallsAndrew
    Big dump for the mountains.
    3 points
  31. SilverFallsAndrew
    That's pepto IMO. It's late February/Early March.
    3 points
  32. MossMan
    6 years ago today it was quite cold out!
    3 points
  33. ShawniganLake
    It’s raining. Kids wanted to ride their scooters. It was against my better judgment but we did survive.
    3 points
  34. snow_wizard
    My rule is -6 850s with a C-Zone is always good enough for snow.
    3 points
  35. SilverFallsAndrew
    I’d take this verifying over taking a chance the pattern lasts longer…
    3 points
  36. MossMan
    And temps will end up cooler than advertised as we near the event…Usually always happens!
    3 points
  37. FroYoBro
    The sun actually feels really warm out there right now. Don’t tell Jesse, but it felt good.
    3 points
  38. Slushy Inch
    3 points
  39. snow_wizard
    Getting really good!
    3 points
  40. Slushy Inch
    More goodness.
    3 points
  41. Slushy Inch
    Nice!
    3 points
  42. snow_wizard
    Right here. It snows during the night and it's around freezing with cold mid levels.
    2 points
  43. SilverFallsAndrew
    I like the GFS in that it is so dynamic with the first trough. It's kind of a classic 4-8" late winter/early spring snow maker for this area. A big morning snow dump next Monday and then probably some convective snow showers in the evening. The GEM and EURO are improving with the first trough, and show a better pattern for extending the active weather.
    2 points
  44. SilverFallsAndrew
    The GEM is just a better more suppressed version of the EURO.
    2 points
  45. SilverFallsAndrew
    It's just not. The GFS is clearly the best combo of cold/juicy with the first trough. I can see why you might like the EURO version better, but obviously after the initial trough is where big differences start emerging.
    2 points
  46. snow_wizard
    Genuine snowfall for the EPSL. Temps below freezing.
    2 points
  47. snow_wizard
    Purdy!
    2 points
  48. LowerGarfield
    7 straight wins. Although my parents' neighbor is from Tacoma and a proud UW Seattle alum and told me that he can't support seven year old's Cougar fandom lol. I should have asked him if he misses the snow, having been in CA the last twenty years. We'll see if there's any convection here in CA tomorrow then back to KGEG on Tuesday.
    2 points
  49. TT-SEA
    Maybe... but doesn't seem like an arctic air pattern. At least not yet. But I think cold onshore flow is the best situation right now anyways for snowpack.
    2 points
  50. Slushy Inch
    Run comparison
    2 points
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