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  1. 2 hours ago, Timmy Supercell said:

    That wind event had to have hit most on the forum. That was the last time I experienced a 60+ mph wind all the way down in Klamath Falls.

    Within minutes of that wind, the smoke followed. 

    Some locations up here didn’t get the strong winds but many places did. We’re downwind from the stampede gap where 410 goes up into the mountains by enumclaw. Sometimes the east winds set up just right and filter through enumclaw and Bonney lake and go all the way down into commencement bay and my nieghboorhood. It’s pretty cool when it happens. 

  2. 3 minutes ago, Meatyorologist said:

    And then not even a year later, temps in the mid 110s west of the Cascades. Those two events feel like the final acts of a penultimate decade of excessive torching; the final two parting gifts. Neither feel real.

    Yeah they were both very extreme weather events. We had wind gusts here 55+ mph straight out of the stampede gap that night…with waves of 4-5 feet here in commencement bay. They were bringing in cranes from the port of Seattle into Tacoma and one of the cranes washed right into Katie downs here on the waterfront that night. Quite a few docks on the west side of the bay broke that evening. 

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  3. One reason I wanted to look back at September 2020 was the absolute freak of nature east wind event on Labor Day. I know it led to major destruction that personally affected a few of us on the forum but the wind event itself was pretty wild. One of the most extreme weather events I’ve ever witnessed. 

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  4. 1 minute ago, Meatyorologist said:

    Tonight could be the coolest night of this month for many places. Clear and chilly, lows in the mid 40s around KSEA and some scattered upper 30s in outlying valleys.

    We will see what happens here tonight we got down to 47 on 6/15 so it might be tough at my location…sure it’s a different story for most spots. 

  5. 4 minutes ago, SilverFallsAndrew said:

    This thing keeps getting shorter...

    Might be the trend this summer…seems like some years the models underdo heatwaves and the overall temps and duration until a few days out. I remember in 2019 it was the opposite heat and warmth was constantly oversold on the models and pushed back. Still gonna be a decent shot of heat though. 

  6. Euro shows the heatwave peaking at 89…think we’ve got a pretty good chance at hitting 90 though. Part of me wants us to avoid 90 to maybe hopefully get our first summer to avoid 90+ since 2011…but also would be cool to get a big swing in temps following the marine push.

  7. 22 minutes ago, Cascadia_Wx said:

    Some great trends on the long range remodels today too. A heatwave is a lot more tolerable if it’s confined to 2-3 days and bookended by cooler weather. In fact I’d even go so far as to say it sounds kind of enjoyable.

    Ok Tim. 

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