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 Wed Oct 09, 2019 5:07 pm |
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NWS Discussion: | Quote: | | .LONG TERM /SUNDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY/...Lingering showers
associated with Saturday`s front and weak shortwave will continue
through much of Sunday. As this weak system affects the Pacific
Northwest through the weekend, it is interesting to look well
upstream across the western Pacific. Super Typhoon Hagibis is
forecast to potentially impact Japan before recurving into the
mid-latitude westerly flow. This tends to disrupt the Hemispheric
flow regime. Ensemble guidance suggests that the ingestion of
Hagibis into the westerly flow may deepen the troughing pattern
across the far northern Pacific towards the end of the forecast
period. Roughly speaking, this could help assist in an atmospheric
river event across the region next week. Obviously, this being so
far out will not get caught up in the finer details of the
forecast, but it is something to keep an eye on. At this point in
time the trend is for wet conditions from Tuesday onward.
Kovacik |
Snow levels oscillate but in general look to often be at 6000 - 7000' but it is still early. Sometimes these events end up being mostly on Vancouver Island. But that is not the way it looks right now. Hopefully, no floods.
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