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13 minutes ago, Skagit Weather said:

This one I made last year based on data from the National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center. I haven't updated it with data from 2022-23 yet and it doesn't represent long term averages, but I think does a good job showing about what different areas in the state pick up.

Very cool!

 Better resolution sorry

I used climate dataset from PRISM (oregon state university) a few years ago to build this map of avg annual snowfall for those interested (legend in mm)

30.3F, snowplow came, lousy smarch weather

Elevation obviously makes a ton of difference (3.5F per 1000 ft lapse rate) but skykomish at 1000ft gets way more snow than I do!

8 minutes ago, ShawniganLake said:

I love the night time snow pictures you post.  Your neighborhood is beautiful in the snow. 

Thank you! Love sharing the winter joy

I drove through that band on I-5 heading N from Tacoma. A bit o lush on hiway in federal way. Was coming down hard. Beat the snow band before it got here

Snowing moving in from the south!

Some bands of moisture coming through

34.6F with wet snowflakes… gonna need it colder than this!

Down to 35F, cooling nicely 

4 degree drop in the last hour post FROPA.

front just passed through. With temp drop and wind shift to W.  Should be snow by 7 am per UW 1.3 km wrf gfs… will see

Seems like east side will get some snow accumulation.  

I-90 corridor definitely getting lucky this evening

View from Bellevue looking south, can see snow near the surface Kent valley/tacoma moving N