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33 minutes ago, Requiem said:

GFS has a good ole classic path windstorm riding up the coast past hour 300. I think it is interesting that we've had a relative lack of strong lows sweeping up the coast-- last one I can recall to really be impactful was April 2017. 

Windstorm or wind "event"?

Because last month had over 220K w/o power for almost a week in certain area/s.

 

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Just now, Doinko said:

That wasn't a classic path type event I thought, wasn't it a westerly surge through the Strait? 

Yes! And it was a doozy! 

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Elevation 580’ Location a few miles east of I-5 on the Snohomish Co side of the Snohomish/Skagit border. I love snow/cold AND sun/warmth! 

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Currently 38 with some sprinkles. Snow did some melting today. Wouldn’t be surprised if it is gone by the end of the week. Here’s a pic taken about half an hour ago.

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2023 - 2024 Cold Season Stats

Total Snowfall - 0.75”

Max Snow Depth - 0.5”

Coldest High Temp - 21 (Jan 13)

Coldest Low Temp - 9 (Jan 13)

Number of Freezes - 51

Sub-40 highs - 12

Highs 32 or lower - 3

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33 minutes ago, JSnowlin said:

Windstorm or wind "event"?

Because last month had over 220K w/o power for almost a week in certain area/s.

 

Been plenty of windstorms and events-- just none taking that classic path just offshore a la 1995 or 1981.

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1 minute ago, Requiem said:

Been plenty of windstorms and events-- just none taking that classic path just offshore a la 1995 or 1981.

True, but that's why I asked you for clarification. B/c we all know it doesn't actually take a mid/lat cyclone to f*** s*** up around here.

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12 minutes ago, joelgombiner said:

In short... models are struggling with the jet right now. 

Watch how the GFS handles the interaction between jet streak over north Alaska and the polar vortex lobe over NE Canada... Anything could happen and the cold is close! 

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Thanks Joel you are a solid contributor here

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11 minutes ago, RentonHillTC said:

Thanks Joel you are a solid contributor here

Thanks! Kind of messed up that post with the wrong timeframe haha but the point still stands that the highly amplified jet is hard to model. Changed it to the period of interest. 

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18Z ECMWF is not even in the ballpark with 925mb temps on Saturday morning... but it all comes to placement of the low.  

 

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Does Hood Canal/Kitsap do well in snow events like along the King-Snohomish county line or North Bend? Probably could be a place I could look into if/when I move. 

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