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Got up to 68° here at Eastside Tacoma

https://cliffmass.blogspot.com/2023/09/heavy-rain-coming-to-northwest-end-of.html?m=1

66° here at Eastside Tacoma

Dry for December tho

66° out now here at Eastside Tacoma

Has anyone seen one of these yet on here? My friend is pretty sure he did but didn't remember to take pic and didn't focus much on it but somewhat remembers black front, rusty rest of body so maybe a Cool/Active at first, then mild and calmer rest of winter

75° here at Eastside Tacoma

Makes sense https://youtu.be/IbLxRfNF-jE?feature=shared

https://cliffmass.blogspot.com/2023/09/the-transition-to-meteorological-fall.html?m=1

70° also here at Eastside Tacoma

57° overall/average temperature here at Eastside Tacoma Neighborhood this am but a range between 54-59° per the several WX Stations around.

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71° today here at Eastside Tacoma for the high.

75° today here at Eastside Tacoma for the high.

Still not betting against a setup like this

70° here at Eastside Tacoma today

Nino Region 3.4 is at +1.6c already at strong El Nino territory.

Anyone seen any Woolly Worms yet?

77° here, 83° Spanaway at family neighborhood

Kinda lines up I guess with the EPSL zone from NWS. Not sure what they don't say foothills.

I've always considered it to be East of this line where overall most these locations are 500ft and over except for some Foothill valleys like Orting, lower Issaquah and I'm sure many other locations East of that line that's under 500ft but have surrounding hills 500ft or higher. Here in Pierce County Graham, Orting, Kapowsin, Eatonville, Bonney Lake etc... Are examples of what I have considered foothills out here

What areas of King/Pierce County would you consider Foothills?

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