I cannot believe this shot. You're looking at feet of water racing through a street in downtown Salem on Thursday night January 19, 2011. This was the overflow of Mill Creek and it's created something you could go whitewater rafting on. The water was racing into a parking garage. I home nobody … [Read more...]
Final-Major Winter Storm To Hit Parts Of Oregon & Washington Tonight
Updated Wednesday Morning January 18, 10am Well--we know which forecast tools came around to be right. Our in house RPM and the GFS were closest on timing and snow amounts. And the biggest thing is, after a high of 40 degrees, we did see sticking snow on the valley floor and more than 30,000 PGE … [Read more...]
Sunday Snow Showers On 3-D Doppler Shows What Is Ahead
Probably the best thing about having to work a 'bonus' Saturday night was the chance to use one of my favorite weather tools: our exclusive 3-D PinPoint Doppler. I love it because of how it looks (cool, right?) and because of what it does. This single image is from 10:13pm on Saturday night … [Read more...]
Let The Snow Fly In The Weekend Forecast For Western Oregon & Washington
Saturday Mid-day Update: I like the way everything looks! Gusty south winds in some parts of the valley are replaced by a northwest breeze later--a sign of cooling. That's already happened along the coast. I can see the cold air on approach on the satellite--and by this evening we should see those … [Read more...]
60 Second Willamette Valley & Oregon Coast Snow Update
I'm taking our four year old to the dentist in a few minutes...but I wanted to give you a 60 second snow update based on everything I looked at this morning. Question: Will We See Snow This Weekend? Answer: I think it's pretty likely that most of us see snowflakes on Sunday & Monday. But I … [Read more...]
Dreaming Of Northwest Snow? So Is The Rest Of The U.S.
Wow...look at all this snow cover in the Northwest! Too bad the image to the right was January 9, 2011--one year ago. In this shot, NOAA's Snow Analysis Branch says there's snow covering 54% of Oregon & Washington with an average depth of 20.2" - an epic La Nina January. Next, look … [Read more...]
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