FrozenBites

3 hours ago, snow_wizard said:

Can't believe I'm 60 today!  I used to think that was old....

Happy Birthday! Hope you have many more to come!

Huge wet snowflakes in Bonney Lake. This could possibly be an interesting storm.

Small flurries in Bonney Lake.

5 minutes ago, Phil said:

February has been the big month since 2016. I suspect that’ll reverse, though given how long the January curse lasted, who knows?  

You're probably right now that January came through. However, since '16 February as stated above has been pleasant. Will we lose February and gain January now? Doubtful, The earth has a memory more sharp than we do. I'm still investing in February. If I'm wrong? I'll find what seasoning goes good with crow. 

2 minutes ago, MR.SNOWMIZER said:

If things would of lined up better we could of had better wide spread snow, so close!

As most winters in W Washington. One day we all are going to be clobbered. February sounds like a start.  

Jan 30th - Feb 5th We will be back in action with cold. Let's see if I'm onto something or how much crow I can eat in 5 minutes.

30 degrees, however the rain drops themselves do not freeze, a phenomena called supercooling (or forming "supercooled drops").

1 minute ago, Phil said:

I had no idea earthquakes could make noises like that.

I believe the closer you are to epicenter the larger the sharpness/concussion of sound? After that sound passed, it was an continuios freight train sound.

1 minute ago, Phil said:

Are earthquakes supposed to sound like airstrikes?

https://x.com/laceyswope/status/1746026575076745354?s=46&t=656Z973wLtGKaIyhhq_7QQ

The one in 2000 was close to that. However I was around 4 miles from the epicenter. 

1 minute ago, Phil said:

Bruh.

Lmao that reaction made me lose it.

2 minutes ago, TacomaWx said:

Euro looks a little bit closer to Puget sound on this run. 

I'm starting to think the low either will strengthen a tad closer to landfall or precip shield will grow. We shall see.

6 minutes ago, MR.SNOWMIZER said:

Man look at that blob of precip race back out the straight.  Wtf

This has and will have more punch to it than modeled. Impressive echoes.

2 minutes ago, TacomaWx said:

I hadn’t looked at the forum or anything since being stuck up there for awhile… I’m so happy to see the radar now that I’m home and finally checking on the weather stuff! 

Glad you made it safe through that nightmare of a drive.

Moisture is filling in nicely.

4 minutes ago, uwgraduate2021 said:

Just got reports of flurries in the Lake Tapps area!

I can comfirm.

2 minutes ago, iFred said:

 

@Meatyorologist @SouthHillFrosty @Cold Snap @RentonHill all here

Cheers gentlemen. 

1 minute ago, uwgraduate2021 said:

I really need to move out of the swamp.

It will move south and fill in as the artic front drops south. Be patient.

3 hours ago, MR.SNOWMIZER said:

Arctic front gathering precip now around 

Definitely thinking there will be plenty of moisture in another hour to make things interesting. Radar is going to explode.

1 minute ago, TacomaWx said:

I think you might be juuust far enough south! 

50 miles north and a lot more people would get excited. Seen stranger things happen.

1 minute ago, GHweatherChris said:

 

Thank you.

Just now, GHweatherChris said:

Getting alot of moisture out this way, no matter what happens the roads are gonna be a mess later on this evening.

Would it bother to post the 925's page? Would appreciate it.

Seems to be more cold air being pushed into ocean. Imagine if there was an extra push to spin up something. Anything is possible. Worth keeping an eye on.

17 minutes ago, TT-SEA said:

Some awesome model agreement here between the GFS and GEM for one week out.  

Hear me out, what if....this is the warning shot?

Just now, TT-SEA said:

How do we reconcile this difference for day 3??  Insane for being the short range now.  

 

Pure insanity. I can't recall seeing such a massive difference this close to an event.

5 minutes ago, MR.SNOWMIZER said:

It would be awesome for the arctic front to leave a few inches for western Wa and then the bigger batch move in south so everyone would have a prize. That would be perfect and be colder longer leaving the door open for even more snow like 2008 and other examples like that. I'm always scared of a last minute north trend that will fry all of us.

We've had copious amounts of North trends at last minute. I'm with you on that statement. The North end is always a good bet when cold interacts w/ moisture.