Record breaking Christmas ridge, west coast remains stormy
We’ve finally reached the winter solstice but winter weather has been hard to come by. Much of the continental US
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Is the slow start to snowpack season in Washington State part of a declining snowfall trend?
Summary: YES, early season snowpack has declined recently, even as season total snowfall and melt out dates remain essentially unchanged.
Historic river flooding as atmospheric river aims at Washington for a 4th consecutive day
It’s hard to put into words how extraordinary the ongoing atmospheric river event has been for western Washington. A 72-hour
Two-part Atmospheric River event now underway
The “main event” is now underway in the PNW as radar on Monday morning shows broad coverage of light to
How did Tuesday’s bomb cyclone trigger a major mountain wave windstorm over Seattle’s eastern suburbs?
Last Tuesday, a frontal cyclone rapidly deepened over the Pacific Ocean about 1,000 km to the west of Seattle. The
The Convergence Zone 