It won’t be like in the summer where we will be bone dry. Some moisture should be able to make it onshore, especially the further north you are. The EPS actually shows wetter than normal conditions for the BC Coast.

It has always impressed me how the north half of Central and Eastern is so much colder than the south half. In fact the average max temps in winter are much lower than they are at 4000 to 5000 feet in Central OR even though it's much lower. It's like it moves into a different climate zone.

I think something in the NorCal mountains could work for both sun and snow. I like Willow Creek’s climate but wish it were 2000’ higher to get more snow from their winter systems and take the edge of summers.

No doubt about that. We'll see if it sticks.

OOZ GFS brings back the December 60 s. Both the Willamette Valley and the Columbia Basin get blessed.