April Weather in the Pacific Northwest

[Jesse]

It might get close if certain people were on here telling you it was not hot and actually quite cold... and that its perfectly normal for it to be hot anyways.

I think Farmboy and Mr. Marine layer have made statements similar to this.

[Kayla]

A canned ham.

 

Darn, I'm a vegetarian! 

[Jesse]

Darn, I'm a vegetarian!

Dewey will happily keep it. Doesn’t really strike me as the vegetable eating type.

[Deweydog]

Darn, I'm a vegetarian!

It'll keep forever. Save it for the zombie apocalypse.

[Jesse]

MARINE PUSH ALERT!!!

 

Yuppies, find safe harbor.

[WeatherArchive]

Darkish clouds to the SE and S.  Looks like the skies are getting moist.  Thunderstorms are green light?

[TigerWoodsLibido]

2 bolts just seen by this guy in the SE valley. Sweet Home area by the looks of it.

[Anti Marine Layer]

Those wind chimes should get chiming pretty soon.

[Jesse]

Pretty interesting temperature profile across western Oregon and SW Washington today.

[Jesse]

Those wind chimes should get chiming pretty soon.

[BLI snowman]

Pretty interesting temperature profile across western Oregon and SW Washington today.C6168535-4A3B-4A46-8539-35122EF28A7A.png

 

Yeah, can't think of too many other examples of that kind of spread. 

[Frontal Snowsquall]

What an impressive end to this record breaking heat wave we have endured! Today PDX hit 86 and was the hottest day of the heat wave. We tied the record set back in 2004. 3 straight days of 80s in April is very impressive. Looks like there is potential for another significant warm spell starting around a week from now.

[MossMan]

MARINE PUSH ALERT!!!

 

Yuppies, find safe harbor.

Who are these yuppies you speak of?

[Timmy Supercell]

82 for a high at KLMT, just under the record of 83 in 1987.

 

It definitely looked like there was gonna be a thunderstorm, but never got one. If this frog has to wait any longer for a rumble it's going to start oppressing all the other wildlife or something.

[Jesse]

What an impressive end to this record breaking heat wave we have endured! Today PDX hit 86 and was the hottest day of the heat wave. We tied the record set back in 2004. 3 straight days of 80s in April is very impressive. Looks like there is potential for another significant warm spell starting around a week from now.

It hit 98.6F in my heart.

[MossMan]

What a day! And what an evening!

[Deweydog]

Haven't seen temperature drops this rapid since the onset of the Megablast™.

[Phil]

High of 82 at SEA... 88 or 89 in North Bend.

Over-exposed sensors ftw.

[MossMan]

Over-exposed sensors ftw.

Or some downsloping?

[Phil]

Or some downsloping?

Lol, it wasn’t 90 degrees in North Bend.

 

I always deduct ~ 5*F from Tim’s temperature observations. Otherwise his warm bubble would require a separate climate zone.

[MossMan]

Lol, it wasn’t 90 degrees in North Bend.

 

I always deduct ~ 5*F from Tim’s temperature observations. Otherwise his warm bubble would require a separate climate zone.

It was 87 in Gold Bar today so I don’t think his temp was that far off.

[TT-SEA]

Lol, it wasn’t 90 degrees in North Bend.

 

I always deduct ~ 5*F from Tim’s temperature observations. Otherwise his warm bubble would require a separate climate zone.

 

I am not even home.  I did not say it was 90 degrees.  It can often be significantly cooler or warmer at the base of the foothills depending on the situation.   Today was warmer.    Constantly mocking me does not change the reality of our geography.   

 

Read all about today from Cliff Mass:

 

http://cliffmass.blogspot.com/2018/04/the-onshore-push-has-begun.html

 

"Around 80F near Puget Sound but zooming up to the upper 80s along the foothills of the Cascades."

 

 

North Bend and Snoqualmie are highlighted on the map for you Phil.    Notice how all of the foothill areas were warmer today?     

 

Jesse knew how the temps played out today and instead of speaking up... he likes your mocking post.   Despite knowing you were incorrect.    

 

Did you hear me complaining about how much worse the weather was in my area for most of the first half of April?   You mock me for complaining when its much worse in the foothills (this is often the case)... and then mock me for reporting when its warmer (often the case with offshore flow).  Both are reality.   

 

You are wrong.   This from the person who lied about everything for years... and who is famous for their 120 mph blizzards and 200 mph derechos and dewpoints routinely in the low 90s! 

[TT-SEA]

[SilverFallsAndrew]

Some really silly spam posts last night. It was not 90 anywhere yesterday. Nice try Tim.

[TT-SEA]

Some really silly spam posts last night. It was not 90 anywhere yesterday. Nice try Tim.

Keep adding to the crap and troll some more... good job Andy! I said it was 88 or 89 in North Bend. That actually happened. It looks like 88.6 was the actual high.

[SilverFallsAndrew]

Keep adding to the crap and troll some more... good job Andy! I said it was 88 or 89 in North Bend. That actually happened. It looks like 88.6 was the actual high.

Andy from Woodinville?

[SilverFallsAndrew]

So important to bank as much rain as possible this time of year. Then we can enjoy our dry warm summers without guilt. 

[TT-SEA]

So important to bank as much rain as possible this time of year. Then we can enjoy our dry warm summers without guilt. 

 

Done!

 

I doubt anyone in the Seattle area will feel any guilt.   

[TT-SEA]

Marine layer has not made it into the Snoqualmie Valley quite yet...

 

[SilverFallsAndrew]

Done!

 

I doubt anyone in the Seattle area will feel any guilt.   

 

That would mean rain through at least mid-June. 

[SilverFallsAndrew]

46 with light rain. Doesn't get much better than this.

[TT-SEA]

That would mean rain through at least mid-June. 

 

OK... Andy.   

[SilverFallsAndrew]

I wonder when the mods will finally take action on TT-SEA.

[TT-SEA]

I wonder when the mods will finally take action on TT-SEA.

 

You are the one trolling.    

[MossMan]

So important to bank as much rain as possible this time of year. Then we can enjoy our dry warm summers without guilt.

Good in that department up here!

[Phil]

I am not even home. I did not say it was 90 degrees. It can often be significantly cooler or warmer at the base of the foothills depending on the situation. Today was warmer. Constantly mocking me does not change the reality of our geography.

 

Read all about today from Cliff Mass:

 

http://cliffmass.blogspot.com/2018/04/the-onshore-push-has-begun.html

 

"Around 80F near Puget Sound but zooming up to the upper 80s along the foothills of the Cascades."

 

 

North Bend and Snoqualmie are highlighted on the map for you Phil. Notice how all of the foothill areas were warmer today?

 

Jesse knew how the temps played out today and instead of speaking up... he likes your mocking post. Despite knowing you were incorrect.

 

Did you hear me complaining about how much worse the weather was in my area for most of the first half of April? You mock me for complaining when its much worse in the foothills (this is often the case)... and then mock me for reporting when its warmer (often the case with offshore flow). Both are reality.

 

You are wrong. This from the person who lied about everything for years... and who is famous for their 120 mph blizzards and 200 mph derechos and dewpoints routinely in the low 90s!

It was probably 85 or 86 at your house.

[MossMan]

Some really silly spam posts last night. It was not 90 anywhere yesterday. Nice try Tim.

Guess you missed the 91 east of Mt. Vernon.

[TT-SEA]

It was probably 85 or 86 at your house.

 

I said it was 88 or 89 in North Bend.    That was 100% correct.   You mocked my post about North Bend and you were wrong.   

 

I don't know what it was at my house.   I am not there.   I would guess 86 is a good estimate.  

[Phil]

I said it was 88 or 89 in North Bend. That was 100% correct. You mocked my post about North Bend and you were wrong.

 

I don't know what it was at my house. I am not there. I would guess 86 is a good estimate.

We’ll find out soon, because one of my cousins is moving to North Bend next month, and I’m going to set up a weather station for her when I’m out there this summer. So I’ll be able to fact-check your temperature obs.

 

And I know how to site a weather station. Trust me, it won’t be an over-exposed roast job.

 

BTW, I’ve never reported dewpoints in the 90s or 200mph winds (or even 100mph winds, haha). But you’re constantly reporting snowpacks sustaining in 50*F weather, record shattering rainfalls every week, and you literally brag about your regional suicide rates. So..pot calling the kettle black, and all that.

[ShawniganLake]

We’ll find out soon, because one of my cousins is moving to North Bend next month, and I’m going to set up a weather station for her when I’m out there this summer. So I’ll be able to fact-check your temperature obs.

 

And I know how to site a weather station. Trust me, it won’t be an over-exposed roast job.

 

BTW, I’ve never reported dewpoints in the 90s or 200mph winds. But you’re constantly reporting snowpacks sustaining in 50*F weather, record shattering rainfalls every week, and you literally brag about your regional suicide rates.

Tim lives up the hill from north bend so you’re fact checking weather station will be useless. Most of the observations he posts seem pretty legit to me.