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January 4-6 Widespread Winter Storm Potential
And it's not that it's moving south. The ICON precip shield is similar to the GFS, it's the dry air over Iowa. -
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January 2025 PNW Weather
18z GEFS starting to come in range for the timeline we're looking at- Cold air moving into BC- 1
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January 2025 PNW Weather
I was referencing the cold wave that started New Year's eve and ended with the overrunning event on the 7-8th. It resulted in widespread lows in the teens for the Willamette Valley despite no snow cover in most areas. -
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January 4-6 Widespread Winter Storm Potential
This things going south. I'll be happy with my 1-3 i guess. The GFS is on its own
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