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The Columbia River basin is well known for sun and warmth for much of the year, compared to the sodden, cloudy western side of Washington State.  During the cool season from mid-November through mid-February, the reality is often different, with cool, cloudy air trapped within the basin, often producing fog and FREEZING fog.The last few days are great examples of this ...


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Super Dew

Last night, I was struck by how wet some surfaces were...without any rain.

For example, here is an area of a brick patio around 6 PM...quite wet.


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 If you have an umbrella, put it away...you won't need it for a while.

 Find your sunglasses...you will need them.  

A major mid-winter break from the rain and murk has now begun...and tomorrow, Tuesday, will be the warmest day of the period.   Some locations will even get to 60°F, but perhaps not where you would ...


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 Tired of the rain and cool temperatures?   A major change is about to occur:  the development of a "Super Ridge" of high pressure aloft over the northeastern Pacific.

This "Super Ridge" will bring a short period of spring-like warmth to some lucky folks in our region.


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A number of you have asked about this coming winter and the status of La Niña.  

Will the snowpack continue to increase? Will those worried about flooding and drought get the answers they are looking for?   

The only useful meteorological tool for predicting more than a few weeks ahead is the correlation of our weather with El Nino and La Niña....


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