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Woke up to the sound of raindrops. Thought it wasn’t supposed to rain yet but there is a PSCZ developing right over me.

Not worth it. Just trolling at this point.

I can’t wait to see a 25F on the last day of the chart to only realize it goes to 4AM!! Let the freak out party begins

We got down to freezing with nice coating of frost this morning with a low of 32. Chilly! Just absolutely beautiful outside right now.

Of course he has. But at the same time, I didn't have time to check every posts either.

Second half of November could feature drier conditions or at least not as wet as it’s been. Flipping the switch so to speak. Have to see it to believe it.

What a fantastic video! I’m in awe.

Try mobile. Works fine, at least for iPhone.

https://nwschat.weather.gov/p.php?pid=202111152241-KSEW-NOUS46-PNSSEW 92mph at Crystal Mts.

Space Needle picks it up very well. You tend to see these very vividly when it’s clear around Seattle and not so much at the PSCZ.

I noticed this recent as well. It seems to play just fine on mobile but not on desktop client.

There were also 90k residents without power for the state. All of North Bend went dark but as of 1pm look like it was restored. Did you lose power @TT-SEA?

Warm front passes and cool air is starting to filter in. SEA is down to 51.

SEA hit 58mph.

SEA just had a gust of 46mph. Strongest one yet.

Peak wind is now until 10am and then diminishing by 1pm.

Trajectory of the AR have changed as it’s passing through. This will get areas in the central sound wet and windy before it’s finally out.

In the meantime, the strong winds and rain is still coming in. Then a pretty impressive cooldown.

Hope with almost 7” of rain yesterday.

AR update: The bad news is that we have many many hours of this left to go. The good news is that it is starting to break at the end, so there is light at the end of the tunnel. The most important thing to look for is a shift somewhere to get the firehose out of the Northern region. Don't see it yet. Gotta hope for the best.

These are some pretty big numbers being show for the winds tomorrow. And the situation near the BC border is downright grim base on multiple reports. The 3rd siren rang in Hamilton and people are now forced to flee.

Just for record keeping and comparison sake, with SEA nearing 7" halfway through the month, they would need a about 9" more the rest of the way to break 2006 15.5" or so for Nov. Shows how insane Nov 2006 was.

Dodged a bullet so to speak. Some very heavy drizzle with the wind.

The fall is PO’ed. anyone for a swim?