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December 6-7 Snow Storm
Nice band of omega progged to basically run east somewhere around I-80 from IA to IN. Could definitely envision a period of some heavy 1"+ per hour rates in there. -
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PNW Weather Discussion - December to Remember 2025
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December 2025 Observations and Discussion
Did that fog lift at all or did it remain foggy all day? -
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PNW Weather Discussion - December to Remember 2025
Right? and it's the same year after year. For fun here is Day 7 (4-run trend) for the 12z GFS, ECMWF, EC-AIFS, and GEM/Canadian. Obviously any model after Day 6(roughly) the differences are going to become more noticeable. The EC-AIFS and GEM/Canadian seem to be the most consistent handling the overall longwave pattern, specifically from the western US to the Bering Sea. The ECMWF op shows more variability due to the fact these are only the 00z and 12z runs. The EC-AIFS is every 6hr run(18z, 00z, 6z, 12z)
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