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Meatyorologist

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  1. ENSO has been catching up as well. Getting closer everyday.
  2. Today will be two minutes and four seconds SHORTER than yesterday!
  3. That is so cool, I'm glad I wasn't the only lunatic who did that as a kid. Lots of snow on mine too Now that I mention it, I might have them in the attic. Worth a look...
  4. 18z is absolutely gorgeous. Highs 65-80 and lows 50-60 with lots of marine layers. Wish it could be region-wide
  5. Every cloud that exists without your permission fuels my soul.
  6. Today will be TWO MINUTES SHORTER than yesterday, and will feature a pre-9:00pm sunset. Two benchmarks in one day. Only downhill from here!
  7. Mon-Fri looks gorgeous west of the WA Cascades on the 12z. Highs in the 70s and plenty of intermittent marine cloudcover. Near perfect summer weather. Willamette Valley continues to bake, unfortunately.
  8. Today will be one minute and fifty seven seconds SHORTER than yesterday! Last 9:00pm sunset, too!
  9. Fantasy 06z has a beautiful trough swinging through WA. Snowfall in the northern cascades and thickness values well below 552. Not nearly enough of an order of magnitude to offset this summer's accumulated heat, but it's a good start to an attempt? Maybe, IDK....... Either way it likely won't end up resolving in that manner.
  10. Today will be one minute and fifty three seconds SHORTER than yesterday!
  11. 00z GFS is a gem (not the GEM, lol) for points Portland north. Lots of marine influence and subtle troughs reinforcing the inversions, some warm days mixed in. Unfortunately, not much rain, and the Willamette Valley continues to bake.
  12. Today will be one minute and fifty seconds SHORTER than yesterday!
  13. Nice convective complex w/ low level onshore flow in the LR. No fire starts with that low level humidity. Plsssssss
  14. We've had our share already, thank you very much.
  15. Today will be one minute and forty six seconds SHORTER than yesterday!
  16. It does look like the desert SW is getting some highly beneficial rain from an overperforming monsoon season. Hopefully in mid August-September as the jet re-strengthens we can get some of that advected up our way, perhaps in the form of wet thunderstorms. Such storms can save our region from a bad fire season (a la 2013, 2015, 2019)
  17. Today will be one minute and forty two seconds SHORTER than yesterday!
  18. https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=afg&product=SPS&issuedby=nsb Thunderstorms over the Alaskan ice pack.... North of AK is literally doing better than the lowlands this year in that department.
  19. I’m hoping so. Really going to keep an eye on those rainfall maps come late summer into fall.
  20. Today will be one minute and thirty eight seconds SHORTER than yesterday!
  21. 18z GFS has some precipitation in northern WA. It’s not in OR where they really need it, but I guess it’s better somehwere than nowhere...? BC gets some appreciable rain. Precipitation is showery nature in a mixed enviromnent instead of a stable marine inversion, so high temperatures shouldn’t be too capped (73-77 instead of 65).
  22. At the very least there’s a cooler spell mid next week. Kind of pathetic compared to the persistent summer heat, but cooler temperatures + moist marine air means significantly lowered fire potential. At this point I’ll grasp for anything. And the LR could change (either way), as you know quite well. No need to make vast proclamations quite yet.
  23. That’s the sort of feeling i have this summer. I think the fall will be pleasantly wet
  24. Today will be one minute and thirty four seconds SHORTER than yesterday!
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