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I think that's the latest, not sure though.

That's nice! We've done pretty good when it comes to snow here in the past few years. 2013/14:~8-10 inches. 2014/15: 0 inches. 2015/16: 1 inch. 2016/17: 18 inches. 2017/18: 5 inches. 2018/2019: 4 inches. 2019/2020: 1 inch. 2020/2021: 4.5 inches. 2021/2022: 6 inches. When it comes to thunderstorms, the only one I really remember well is from September 2019 I think. That had a ton of lightning and hail. There was also a tornado a few miles away apparently. I think the Bethany area can get a lot windier when the east wind accelerates down the West Hills than other places in the west metro area.

Maybe PDX can manage the latest 80 on record?

I just noticed your Klamath Falls data in your signature, and saw some interesting stuff! In 2013/2014, you only had 9 inches of snowfall, which is actually about how much I got that winter!

I've been unlucky this spring with thunderstorms at my house in Bethany, I hope we get some full on light shows at some point!

Spokane still hasn't hit 70? That's impressive!

Yesterday actually had a -0.4 departure at PDX.

I feel like PDX managed to miss almost all of the heavy showers this month though.

I was looking through some photos and found these pictures from 1/11/17! The table in the first photo is actually under cover, the wind had blown the snow on it and into the entire covered area.

Some nice clouds near the mountains today! Mostly clear in my area though

A 79 would be fine by me, I just want that latest 80 record broken!

Don't see a cloud in the sky here in Portland! Probably going to be the first 3+ day dry stretch here since March. Edit: Well now there are a few, but not many.

Mark Nelsen went from 82 to 78 on that day, but that could definitely change as it's still a few days out. I hope we hit 79 and no more lol.

So much blue!

KPDX was second by 0.1 degrees as well.

We had a lot of low clouds in the morning but it cleared up later on.

The low to mid level flow will generally be out of the north, but there may be just enough north-northeasterly flow to allow a storm or two to try and push into the east Portland/Vancouver metro between 4-8 pm Saturday. /Neuman - NWS Portland AFD I hope a storm somehow makes it to the west Portland metro area. That seems unlikely, but I can hope! The east metro gets all of the fun lol.

I just remembered this: https://fox12weather.wordpress.com/2020/01/16/did-you-expect-a-snowmageddon-this-week-what-went-wrong-hint-it-wasnt-the-forecast/. Farther north it was probably nice though.

Apparently a shower yesterday dropped PDX from 58° to 43° in half an hour. https://twitter.com/WeatherJefe/status/1527404972903608320?s=20&t=jk4wK4Uqm-bj_Mr9Cc4d3Q

Saw some nice clouds today, this one that passed over me had some really heavy rain and hail.

Mark Nelsen is showing 80 degrees next week!

And now it's hailing heavily

I haven't seen lightning yet at all this spring, I hope a thunderstorm forms near me.

If you had to guess, what do you think next winter will be like? Obviously it's really early, I just wanted to see what people thought