EUG is definitely exposed and not indicative of the rest of Eugene. No wind here at all. None.

Positive splats. Well, a little more than splats. 32 currently with a depth of 4.5", roads still snow covered here. P.S if it ever looks like it isn't sticking to pavement on the snowstick cam, it's probably because it has been cleared. That is the case today. Absolutely no issue with pavement stickage on this wonderful November day

Power was out for 10 minutes here but came back on... feels like a situation where it will go out for good eventually. Right now it appears the hardest hit areas are in SE King County. Enumclaw was gusting to 51 on the last update but only 23 in North Bend. Often when Enumclaw gets hit then NB is spared the worst but the ECMWF insists it will be over NB later. The MM5 models have shown the focus of the strongest wind gusts in SE King County which is different than the ECMWF which shows the I-90 corridor out here.

I have my first WWA of the season

Just found out the school district I’m in let students out of school an hour and a half early today. Guess the students got the benefit of that because it didn’t even start getting windy here until like 4:30.