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Thanks for editing the post Tim!

The main vortex is a good 300 miles westward on this run.

When the game starts it will be up and running!

We should rename the website. Bipolar Weather Weenie Forums

I feel ya. But as much as I loathe Brady and his smugness. I am proud to see him flourish without Belicheat. Seems the Patriots needed Brady more than he needed them.

Whom would you rather see today, other than Russell?

This is west of Hope;

It is weird how Vedder Crossing is still 42 degrees with southwesterlies, while a couple kilometers east it is 33 and snowing. The northeast winds are stuck halfway between Hope and Chilliwack currently.

Go Cavalier Bucaneers!

Today is the anniversary of the coldest temperature ever recorded in Alaska 50 years ago today! -80 degrees https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/science/2021/01/23/alaskas-all-time-cold-record-turns-50/

There is a great read on SSW and the tropospheric polar vortex on cliffmass.blogspot.com it explains well what just happened in the upper atmosphere and how the jet reacts to it.

NWS SEA is attempting to board the Arctic Express with slight trepidation The following system on Sunday shows some potential for lowland snow due to low snow levels (around 500-1000ft). Around half of the ECMWF and GFS ensemble members show snow but amounts look spotty and light. NBM at Sea-Tac has a 60% chance of snow but only a 25% chance of seeing accumulations greater than an inch. It`ll all depend on timing (snow levels, moisture, temperatures) which is all still uncertain. In any case, snow looks likely but impactful snow amounts seem low at the moment. The threat for more lowland snow continues into early next week as snow levels will remain low, with more systems headed our way. 33

What is this a Hood Canal upslope special? Brinnon does phenomenal in those setups.

I have a identical Flexible Flyer. I used to sharpen the edges with a file to make better turns when I was a child. Sighs.... The good ol days

NWS SEA is prognosticating a NorthWesterly flow with too much Pacific Ocean influence to amount to a hill of beans for any of us other than Andrew and Tim..... .LONG TERM /THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/...A cool upper low will drop down from the northwest on Thursday--it is not impressive and will probably not have much precip as it mostly misses Western Washington on its way to northern California. A more substantial front and upper trough reaches the area around Sunday and a third system a few days after that. Each front and upper trough has colder air aloft. Looking at GEFS 850mb temps--forecast members are clustered mostly in a range of -4c to -7c, but those temps are merely flirting with wintry weather if there is onshore flow. The upper ridge around 145w next Thursday shifts to 160w into the last week of January and we see a series of colder upper troughs with a lot of over-water trajectory. That looks like a good recipe for a low snow level and great skiing but not a lot of anguish for the lowlands. 19

It appears you will no longer be snowless soon. Looking forward to seeing some shots of snow to your roofline.

That is a very good thing they desperately need it/

It could be Pat from Saturday Night Live!?

That ship canal bridge has some awesome force to keep Canuck cold from infilitrating further southward eh?

THAT IS TEXTBOOK SNOW!!!!!!!!!!! Just sayin' edit= looks eerily like December 1996

3 5 day suspension seems apropos

This is NOT the 18z kind sir

Shocked there is no Winter Weather Advisory . It is sticking on the roads now

Radar shows a heavy echo heading your way NOW!

I have a feeling tonight is going to overperform for all of us! It just seems there is some magic in the air