That was a really cool thing to experience. When I left the gravel lot up at Cougar Mountain it was a snowglobe. Heavy, wet snow, sticking to everything. Pretty slick. 600' down the hill at the intersection between Cougar Mountain Way and Lakemont Blvd it was a chunky rain, bare everywhere. Watched that transition in a matter of two or three minutes, or half a mile. Every block it got less snowy. Really reinforced to me just how important elevation is for snow. Below two thousand feet every fifty you climb makes a massive difference in how much snow you see and whether you see it.

40F with some light rain. No splats yet.

36.7 with positive splats!

No one should feel bad about the natural shape of their splat!

Can confirm the splat test is positive PXL_20241119_085133130.TS.mp4