Their overall average is about 14-15 inches of snow there, but if it snows, it can stay on the ground awhile. I've always been impressed with the different micro climates East of the Cascades. There are large differences in precipitation just in the short distance between Leavenworth and Cashmere. And going further East, you get into tumbleweed and dust storm country.

Fun fact, the most northernmost point of the Hawaiian Islands is at latitude 28.4N, while the most southernmost sandbar of the Florida keys is at latitude 24.4N.

residential?

Mark Nelsen is throwing ice on rain and wind tonight. From PDX Wx Analysis.

Jokes aside, is there an Oregon version?