Haven't moved yet. Weighing options but ultimately might be on a 3-year plan.

APX Tranquil conditions return Monday/Monday night with eyes set on the Tuesday and beyond timeframe. While lots of uncertainty remains with respect to the details, especially given a lack of run-to-run and model-to-model consistency, potential exists for amplified troughing to sag across the nation`s midsection. In theory, this should allow for colder air and a potentially more wintry solution across northern Michigan. As was alluded to by the prior shift, with all the high latitude blocking progged in the guidance, one would have to think at least some flakes may fly during the latter portion of next week

Yeah, you're always going to do better when you're out in the foothills with those onshore setups. The terrain can provide a nice cushion in the little glens and valleys for those southerly winds, not to mention you benefit a lot more from orographic enhancement out there. Yacolt for example typically does noticeably better with onshore flow than Prune Hill does, even though they're also around 700'. Annual precip in Yacolt is quite a bit higher. If you're among the fortunate WFH souls, then anywhere in Clark County is pretty doable from a basic commuting standpoint. Even the most remote areas are only maybe 25 minutes out from stores/restaurants and one or more of our sprawled out homogenous towns. Camas happens to also be the nicest of the towns here, with a nice and walkable downtown. They're gonna be losing their trademark paper mill and smell sometime in the next year or so.

Love the bar in Peshastin, but other than that, not much there

compared to 10:1