SilverFallsAndrew

So the GFS wants to give us a winter, EURO says not so fast?

Corvallis had a storm total of 15", Salem had 14" on the month, 12" on the 19th.

Last I checked at least most places were tracking well cooler than 2015. Plus December is not looking like a torch.

Fantastic graphic courtesy of Brian Schmit

6.6" for February 1993 is pretty lame. Glad they made up some of that disparity 25 years later.

Not over performing, EUG is probably ALWAYS 3-5 degrees colder than the urban core on a clear night. Their 12th freeze. I'm up to 13.

Last night Mark Nelsen said on Facebook he wouldn't be surprised to see some upper teens in the usual outlying cold spots later this week. He thinks most people will be 22-28 Wednesday-Friday morning. That's why he went with a couple lows of 25 even though he doubts PDX will hit 25.

Frosty with the moon and a planet (venus?) in view.

Yes! Nice to have it feel like winter out there, right on cue!

Welcome to the forum. Good to have an Idaho poster.

Overall typical December fare. http://old.wetterzentrale.de/pics/MT8_Portland_Oregon_USA_ens.png

Currently clear and 28. Both GFS and FV3 aren't bad in the long range. Would drop the first accumulating snow of the year up here around the 14/15th.

These clouds have been slow to clear.

That 00z was god awful.

If we don't ditch this split flow at some point I could see this turning into a relatively cool, but frustratingly inactive winter.

FV3 GFS is much better than the operational.

Why bother.

Looking a little like last December. Cool/dry and boring.

12z = ZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

I was though at the time it was the coldest January in 20 years, since beaten by 2017.

More rain for SoCal.

Oh that is going to get everyone excited!

Could be a nice month.

Quite a bit of cold onshore flow in the extended of the 18z FV3.

00z is pretty decent again in the long range. Could we be setting up for a big Christmas and new Years?