Wishing you both the best. I knew someone who got Covid Pneumonia back in the big 2020... That's a whole different level of sick. Not fun.
I was thinking the same thing. Maybe it's because I was just reading up on the Lake Washington funnel on 8/30/1999 last night. Apparently my old place in Lake Spitty got marble sized hail. In October 2016 when I was still living there, I got big hail there, clear ice, probably in between pea and marble sized.
North easterly tilt to the convergence zone should give some pretty looking clouds in my area. Also I’m wondering if there is a shot at a funnel or two around Kitsap.
My very pregnant wife is recovering from pneumonia while I juggle a bunch of work stuff. It’s been a stressful day.
But yes, @TT-SEA Lake Tapps is an absolutely beautiful place. There are some hidden gems where houses have their own little coves or islands that give it a private retreat feel without being more than a couple dozen minutes from America’s greatest Safeway. If I could convince my wife that it’s my turn to spend the next decade in my home town, I’d move back in a heart beat, 9.2% mortgage interest be dammed. Ok, maybe I wouldn’t rush back, but no reason why you shouldn’t check it out.
I don't really care for the funny named canuck meso most of the time, but tonight it's in line with most other guidance as it brings in a tightly closed spinny low into SW WA, and a nasty rebound CZ in its lee over Seattle. That latter feature has me intrigued
Two things to watch Friday:
- Quick hitting wind event targeting PDX and vicinity late morning/early afternoon, gusts possibly up to 50mph
-Lightning threat in Seattle toward the mid/late afternoon as a lee CZ fires up during peak heating w/ plenty of horizontal speed shear and mid-upper level cold behind the sfc low
Friday seems like a proper first date for Fall 2026. The opening kickoff for week 1 of the 2026-27 preseason