It has been often said that it is darkest before the dawn.
Well folks, we have been very dark and dawn is a long way off.
The image from the Seattle SpaceNeedle at noon Wednesday, was dismal at best (see below)
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It has been often said that it is darkest before the dawn.
Well folks, we have been very dark and dawn is a long way off.
The image from the Seattle SpaceNeedle at noon Wednesday, was dismal at best (see below)
You did not have to travel to Hawaii this morning to experience subtropical warmth or tropical-intensity showers. It was here in the Pacific Northwest.
As a substantial atmospheric river interacts with our terrain, large amounts of precipitation have fallen during the last 36 h, with extreme contrasts over a few miles.
Before are the 36-h totals. Some locations over NW Oregon and SW Washington got to around 8 inches...and more is coming. 6-7 inches in the Cascades.
The air over us has felt subtropical. The temperatures this morning have gotten into low-60s (see proof below). The dewpoints (a measure of water vapor content) rose into the mid-50s.
It has been often said that it is darkest before the dawn. Well folks, we have been very dark and dawn is a long way off. The image from th...