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  1. Kolk1604
    Who's comming with me?
  2. Kolk1604
    So here's the compromise Tim mention. We're going to get EPS cold with GEFS snow.
  3. Kolk1604
    Pretty solid for a mean
  4. Kolk1604
    Still stays cold
  5. Kolk1604
    More like Green bay lol
  6. Kolk1604
    If I remember right, it shifted south at the last second. Seattle north got screwed. I don't rememeber exact amounts, but I had 2 or 3 snow days. Seattle did get snow but it was temps were warming.
  7. Kolk1604
    12z EPS has started to send this weekend back into the deep freezer
  8. Kolk1604
    What a butthead. FB is poop
  9. Kolk1604
    Missing Rob too
  10. Kolk1604
    So I found the guy that makes us look bad by passing around false information
  11. Kolk1604
    GEFS is also better
  12. Kolk1604
    At least it's progress
  13. Kolk1604
    GFS looks better
  14. Kolk1604
    At least we have the 06z Euro in an hour and 20 min
  15. Kolk1604
    It seems unlikely. High winds remain offshore.
  16. Kolk1604
    Hell yeah! It's my weekend
  17. Kolk1604
    I can't believe the Huskies play for the natty on Monday and the models are going crazy. It's going to be a wild day!
  18. Kolk1604
    Doesn't look like NWS Seattle is sold yet, probably waiting for the GFS to cave. All models (except GFS) suggest temps crash on Thursday and frigid until next week. Don't worry, UKMET will come back around .LONG TERM /WEDNESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY/...Troughing over the Pac NW, with onshore flow, will keep the air mass cool and wet with additional snowfall in the Cascades on Wednesday. Total amounts are not as heavy compared to the Monday-Tuesday system, though. Tides will be high again and will continue to monitor for possible high tides and minor tidal overflow. The air mass cools further as we head toward the latter half of the week with northerly flow aloft and brief offshore winds. The focus then shifts to how cold we get and the potential for lowland snow. There is still a lot of uncertainty in how cold we get based on the ensemble spreads. However, even lows in the 20s (most likely scenario) is much below normal and cool enough for snow. So with cool temps and low snow levels there is a threat of seeing some lowland snow Wed night through Friday although at this time total amounts are not super impressive. There`s at least a 20-40% chance of seeing 1" or greater, but seeing significant amounts of 4" or greater is less than 10%. Moving forward, a wetter system approaches Friday night into Saturday and we do see the air mass moderate a bit as the flow turns (or tries to turn) onshore. We could see a scenario of snow turning over to rain and where/when this changeover occurs is always tricky thus keeping a rain/snow mix in the forecast. 33
  19. Kolk1604
    Me neither. It's usually the GFS you see with the crazy temps.
  20. Kolk1604
    You mean your waiting for the GFS to not be stupid?
  21. Kolk1604
    4pm Thurs- much colder
  22. Kolk1604
    I think were going places guys
  23. Kolk1604
    dude...
  24. Kolk1604
    Yeah that's crazy. Highs in the teens on Friday
  25. Kolk1604
    Oh oh
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