Bottomed out at 984.08 MB and had a peak gust of 58 mph from the west. My S and SW wind readings are hampered by the 100+ year old Sitka Spruce trees blocking direct wind.

Seems to be headed for a dud in the south Sound, I don’t see anything on radar that indicates strong winds are coming. Likely some increase in the next hour but I don’t think the HRRR is realistic. Decent strait surge on radar but nothing crazy there either.

Thick veil of high clouds this morning.

Quick peek at models for over here has everything from a miss south (EU) to another mostly rain storm from others. I think best scenario for here is I luck out with a wet snow fall. GRR's AFD breaks it down nicely. This one will come down to jet stream interaction/timing. Always a dice toss As the wave arrives, the associated forcing makes precipitation likely Tuesday and Wednesday. The primary question will be p-type. If the northern stream wave and associated colder air can phase with the southern wave that will support more notable snow potential in the Great Lakes or Northeast (which the EPS is hinting at). If the colder air holds off until the southern wave and associated low exit, rain will be dominant until the colder air can arrive (which the GEFS/CMC suites lean towards). Once the colder air associated with the northern stream arrives, temps fall and some lake effect is possible given the very cold nature of the airmass. Specifics as to which scenario will occur during this changeover will become clearer in the coming days. Edit - very foggy and 32F attm. Have managed to stay below freezing since mid-afternoon on the 24th, but melty conditions are due to arrive this pm, and much more so with Friday's expected rainfall.

!!!!!!! lol, just flipped 200,000 2 days ago