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During the next week or so, the weather will be more reminiscent of February than June, with lots of rain and MUCH colder than normal temperatures.
Reservoirs, already above normal, will be topped off, streamflows will be substantially enhanced, and soils moistened.
Let's begin by looking at the predicted precipitation totals (by the European Ce...
Today was the warmest day of the year so far, with some western Washington locations reaching the mid-80s, bringing some strange and remarkable weather features to our area.
First, there were some dramatic mirages for locations near Puget Sound. Sandy beaches became sand cliffs, mountains were thrust high with strange valleys, and houses were displaced into the sk...
The anniversary of D-Day is coming this week, and a movie has just been released about the D-Day weather forecast (called Pressure).
As predicted, a line of strong thunderstorms moved through eastern Washington yesterday, with dramatic impacts. The radar image at 8:45 PM last night is shown below. Red is associated with very heavy rain or hail.
There is a significant chance of several thunderstorms tomorrow (Thursday) over eastern Washington, eastern Oregon, and northern Idaho, with the potential for heavy rain, lots of lightning, and strong winds.
The Spokane National Weather Service office has a severe thunderstorm warning out: