craig333
Riley's Human
Rain here also, enough to make everything wet, not enough to fill the gutters. Forecast for my trip is looking a little more "interesting".
Fall 2015
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OP
OP
Moved 4 inches of heavy wet slop this morning. Glad I did the snowblower maintenance last Sunday morning. Maybe we will get a real winter this go around? 
No precip here in central Oregon, but the temperatures are winter-like -- overnight low was 24°F...and at 10 a.m. it's only 37°.
OP
OP
33° ........................warming up
We have had over 4" of nice rain so far this month.
Good start.
Frank
Good start.
Frank
craig333
Riley's Human
I've never seen a tornado warning (here) this time of year. Glad they worked on my roof before winter.
OP
OP
Code:
400 AM PST FRI NOV 13 2015
...NEXT FALL WEATHER SYSTEM WILL MOVE THROUGH NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY...
.IMPACTS...
*SLICK ROADS DUE TO RAIN AND HIGH ELEVATION SNOW WITH TRAVEL
DELAYS AND CHAIN CONTROLS IN THE SIERRA POSSIBLE.
*DEBRIS FLOW POTENTIAL OVER RECENTLY BURNED AREAS.
.FORECAST CONFIDENCE...
*HIGH FOR RAIN AND SNOW DROPPING TO BELOW PASS LEVELS.
*LOW FOR POTENTIAL DEBRIS FLOWS UNDER HEAVIER SHOWERS.
.TIMING AND STRENGTH...
*PRECIPITATION WILL MOVE IN TO THE NORTH STATE DURING THE
EVENING HOURS SATURDAY THEN SPREAD SOUTHEASTWARD TO THE
NORTHERN SIERRA BY SUNDAY MORNING. SHOWERS WILL CONTINUE
THROUGH SUNDAY...ENDING MOST AREAS BY MONDAY MORNING.
*RAIN AMOUNTS RANGING FROM 0.10-0.50 INCHES IN THE VALLEY AND
COASTAL MOUNTAINS AND UP TO ABOUT 1 INCH OVER THE SIERRA.
*SNOW LEVELS DROPPING FROM 6500 TO 7500 FEET SATURDAY NIGHT
DOWN TO 4500 TO 5500 FEET ON SUNDAY. SNOW LEVEL 3500 TO 4500
FEET SUNDAY NIGHT AS THE PRECIPITATION TAPERS OFF.
*SNOW AMOUNTS FROM SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT ABOVE
5500 FEET ARE FORECAST TO RANGE FROM 4 TO 8 INCHES WITH AS MUCH
AS A FOOT AT HIGHEST ELEVATIONS.
.WEATHER SUMMARY...
ANOTHER COOL PACIFIC STORM SYSTEM WILL MOVE THROUGH THE AREA
SATURDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY. RAINFALL WILL BE POSSIBLE AS EARLY AS
LATE SATURDAY EVENING OVER THE FAR NORTHERN SACRAMENTO VALLEY WITH
RAIN AND SNOW CHANCES REACHING THE NORTHERN SIERRA BY EARLY SUNDAY
MORNING. ALTHOUGH THIS IS NOT EXPECTED TO BE A HEAVY PRECIPITATION
PRODUCING STORM...HEAVIER EMBEDDED RAINFALL COULD PRODUCE DEBRIS
FLOW IF CELLS DEVELOP OVER RECENTLY BURNED AREAS. SNOW LEVELS WILL
DROP QUICKLY WITH THIS SYSTEM AND ARE EXPECTED TO REACH SIERRA
PASS LEVELS BY EARLY SUNDAY MORNING. SNOWFALL OVER THE PASSES
SUNDAY WILL IMPACT MOUNTAIN TRAVELERS. IF TRAVELING THROUGH THE
SIERRA SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT... CARRY TIRE CHAINS
AND BE PREPARED FOR POSSIBLE DELAYS.Sure looks good.We shall see.
So far the two Monday rains have been nice.What a good start,BUT it did this last year!.
Frank
So far the two Monday rains have been nice.What a good start,BUT it did this last year!.
Frank
Smokecreek1
Smokecreek1
I understand that they have just sighted sea snakes off the so.cal coast----could this be a new Fall sign of things to come? Floods, sea snakes, what's next?
Smoke
Smoke
OP
OP
locusts
PaulT
Need gumbo
Maybe it's the year for cicadas?
Think billions of these at once.
Of course, allow for 17 years between hatches.
Paul
Think billions of these at once.
Of course, allow for 17 years between hatches.
Paul
NOAA: Biggest Storm Since 2014/15 to Hit Oregon This Weekend | 25′ Waves, 60mph Winds 20″ of Snow
Hope so!
Snow = good. And sounds like a fun time to be at the coast.
Hope so!
Snow = good. And sounds like a fun time to be at the coast.
OP
OP
I love it when ole Ma Nature delivers. Bring it on!
Batten down the hatches!
High wind warning tonight for Central Oregon:
High wind warning tonight for Central Oregon:
The forecast for Thanksgiving week is looking a lot like winter in the high desert of southeast Oregon -- temperature-wise, anyway, with sub-freezing highs and lows in the teens (Fahrenheit).
Long range forecast for Fields, Oregon.
But it's mostly the kind of winter scenario that makes camping worthwhile, no matter how cold: clear and sunny!
It's about the same forecast at home in Bend:
...so might as well be camping.
Long range forecast for Fields, Oregon.
But it's mostly the kind of winter scenario that makes camping worthwhile, no matter how cold: clear and sunny!
It's about the same forecast at home in Bend:
...so might as well be camping.
Kolockum
Still Wandering
I just got power last night. The mountains are really beautiful but I really could have done with out the 50 mph winds. I am always amazed how beautiful and clear the sky is after the big storms come through.MarkBC said:
First in-town snow of the season forecast (100% likelihood) for Bend tomorrow.
This forecast from Weather Underground BestForecast predicts 5 - 8 inches, but local TV weather and The Weather Channel predict less.
I'm glad to see that Wednesday and following days are fair (though cold) because I'm driving across the Cascades for Thanksgiving.
This forecast from Weather Underground BestForecast predicts 5 - 8 inches, but local TV weather and The Weather Channel predict less.
I'm glad to see that Wednesday and following days are fair (though cold) because I'm driving across the Cascades for Thanksgiving.
Mark, carefull. Rain, then freezing weather on this side of the hill.
I should be OK. I'm not driving until Wednesday afternoon, so highways should be plowed and sanded by then. (assuming that the forecast is accurate and the snow stops by Wednesday morning)Wandering Sagebrush said:
