Doinko

GFS, GEM and Euro show a good snowstorm for parts of CO Wednesday night and Thursday

Sunny for a bit in the morning, but we just had a big downpour. Windy too

Do you have some snow totals from that month? The only one I've seen is Portland's 34.1" which is amazing for Downtown at sea level especially.

Got down to 26 this morning with heavy frost. Looked amazing with the frost and sun, and the coast range was very visible

My friend went up to 1200ft today in the coast range and measured 17" of snow on the tables. I think there might've been even more but it's been compacting

Snowing lightly but there's nothing on radar yet

HRRR really nails your area overnight and a narrow band of heavy snow just south of Salem

How much are you at for this whole event and the winter?

Yeah, that was definitely visible when I went. This was at only ~300ft but it was relatively protected by those winds and it definitely looks like this area received a lot of snow the past few days (just off of highway 47)

Yeah, I wish I had some more time to check out the trails in the snow but It was fun to drive around and just check out the depth and to see the heavy snow at just 750ft. I might go check out higher elevations when the road conditions are slightly better.

I also decided to take a trip to the coast range, near Stub Stewart Park. It was snowing heavily throughout. This sign is just at around 750 feet I think.

This is just inland from Tillamook

Coast range is doing amazing. Heavy snow during the middle of the day!

Precip has lightened and it's back to rain, but that was nice. Hopefully we get some more overnight

Snowing!

Snowing south of Salem

There's some precip approaching on radar, hopefully it makes it here.

Nearly a sub 40 high today, 40/34. Already down to 35.

I think we had some snow overnight but it's melted now. My friends had some heavy sticking snow in places from here to Oregon City while driving

HRRR is still very snowy for the WV

I just looked at the data and Redding actually had 7" of snow in Feb/Mar last year (5" and 2") which I didn't realize! I'm still amazed at how well that late February trough worked out for Portland and also the coast and California.

NAM is similar but farther south, good snowstorm for Corvallis!

ICON looks great for Portland. Heavy snow here and 32 degrees at 4 pm!

Precip is lightening up but that was really fun. Third year in a row we've had a least some snow in March/April!

It's actually starting to stick in places now. The field nearby is completely white and it looks like a snow globe.