DareDuck

I get the trepidation going into the dry season, but spring so far has been pretty nice and variable. Enjoy it as it comes then we complain once we get to our stretch where we struggle to have many days near the old summer norms.

I know who you are talking about. Kinda a nut job.

Eh Tim is a hypocrite but at least he provides maps and contributes to the discussion. You don’t live here and don’t contribute to the discussion, hence a troll.

So true. Like the opposite of the poster from CA that couldn't more obviously be a troll.

.26” so far today with potentially a little more overnight. Love getting a soaking spring rain on the high desert.

Mainly mild and dry conditions across the north, with scattered showers lingering over the Cascades and south Willamette Valley through Saturday

Don’t know how you can predict that now. Lightning starts, offshore events in the fall, marine influence or lack thereof. All impossible to predict. Not to mention we’re a few weeks into spring. Not saying it will necessarily be a disaster, but this is even harder than predicting winter snowpack in early October.

I posted some pics. Picked about 4” here.

Average is about 35” here so fairly above average this year. Interestingly, all but 1” fell after January 5th.

About 4” of snow when I measured and it had settled a bit when I did. Pushes me over 4’ for total seasonal snowfall.

Glad to see the one more time. Hopefully no more than 7 months until this returns. IMG_4890.mov

Hoping to have 2-3” by morning. Snow wasn’t supposed to start for a few hours. Hoping the main band waits until 2-6am to maximize cooling. This is now the 7th straight month with at least non sticking snow.

He’s probably like me and has you on ignore. Since you don’t contribute very much you don’t get quoted after and I don’t see it.

He’s not the only one.

Wait you mean a day 16 cloud forecast isn’t possible!?