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March 2026 Weather in the PNW
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February 2026 Weather in the PNW
Hoping this CZ stays over me. Could get some good accumulations 20260314_085744.mp4 -
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Winter Storm: 3-15 - 3-16 Potential
LOT has a High Wind Watch here (as if it hasn't been windy enough lately, haha) for the warm sector southerlies tomorrow. As alluded to, typically it's not easy to get gusts to that magnitude in the warm sector as mixing depth often tends to be a bit limited, but not impossible. This is the second High Wind Watch issued here in 2 days. Would be interesting to find out the last time that happened. If we do have gradient/synoptic winds like strong, then it would argue for a northward expansion of the Enhanced Risk area as even a band of relatively innocuous showers would have a decent shot of producing severe criteria winds.
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