GHweatherChris

You got it.

It is not even showing what radar is showing now, radar is more robust.

It is 37 here DP is 17. It should be fine for awhile. The Chehalis Gap should help me tonight for awhile.

I will find out soon.

LOL, virga. Coastal Radar shows good returns over Astoria, but they are reporting just overcast skies.

Duration of precip on the radar does not look great right now, hopefully it will fill in as it continues moving towards us.

Radar is looking very promising now, could see some snow this afternoon.

Now the radar is looking more favorable.

Can you post the map?

I am looking at the sat and radar, and I am honestly not feeling it.

It was boring.

Thought that yesterday, and nothing.

I am starting to think the Seattle one will be long and good since its not out yet. Or, just like normal, it will just say small chance of light snow, previous discussion follows.

WRF says we will miss out.

Duly noted, and accomplished.

What a ******* dissapointment tonight.

I think the system for tomorrow will be 3-4 hours ahead of scheduled(progged by models).

No comment.

I bet that melted when the sun came out, we got a real good education on that earlier. HEHEHE LOL Sorry Tim, I know I was annoyed earlier with that conversation but I couldn't pass up a barb. Had to say it.

http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?rid=LGX&product=N0R&overlay=11101111&loop=yes Depressing.

It will be borderline. The gap will have to do its offshore magic once again.

Northward trend on radar is over. So close but yet so far away.

It has to be offshore flow that is eroding the moisture, the overall movement still appears to be NNE but the moisture is disappearing. Might be due to the chehalis gap hurting me now all of a sudden

Radar is pushing all moisture east now. Moisture is still further north overall than any model (other than EURO) but noone other than that predicted it to be as far north as it is, unless they decided it on a whim based on radar trends this afternoon. Hope now goes to tomorrow and tomorrow night.

A true weather geek would take it in stride and just deal with the consequences.