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Each Total Lunar Eclipse Is Different: Here’s Why In Plain English

December 9, 2011 by Bruce Sussman Leave a Comment

Maybe you've heard the moon takes on an eerie red glow. Or maybe you've heard a total lunar eclipse leaves the full moon suddenly dark. Or maybe you've heard a total lunar eclipse can leave make the moon look like a glowing orange in the sky. The truth is, all of these things--and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Weather Research & Technology Tagged With: earth's shadow on moon, lunar eclipse colors, lunar eclipse explained, NASA eclipse video, the shadow knows, total lunar eclipse, why moon changes color during eclipse

Did Man-Made Snow Fall In McMinnville?

December 7, 2011 by Bruce Sussman 1 Comment

With no storm systems even close by--and nearly 50 degree temperatures up on Mt. Hood...you can imagine I was stunned to hear it had just snowed in McMinnville and we already had the pictures coming in to my KOIN Local 6 colleague, Meteorologist Matt Brode. Right after that, I found out we'd … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Extreme Weather Tagged With: fog snow, freezing fog, I-5 corridor snow, man made snow, mc minnville, mcminnville, mcminnville snow, or, oregon, oregon snow, snow fog, snow from fog, snow low clouds fog, what creates snow fog

Mt. Hood Is Warmer Than Portland

December 6, 2011 by Bruce Sussman Leave a Comment

This post is coming to you straight from our "strange but true" department. If you want to warm up this week--you need to head up to Mt. Hood! That's right...it's warmer at Timberline Lodge, Mt. Hood Meadows and SkiBowl than it is in Portland this week. See why our "strange but true" … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Portland Weather Tagged With: government camp, mt hood meadows, Mt Hood Ski Bowl, ohsu tram view, portland fog, portland inversion layer, timberline lodge, willamette valley inversion layer

Santa Ana Wind Storm Slams Los Angeles, San Diego & Vegas

December 3, 2011 by Bruce Sussman 3 Comments

On the night the Oregon Duck's clinched their spot to go back to the Rose Bowl in Pasadena...people in that very city were in the middle of what you see in this picture: cleaning up from a damaging Santa Ana wind storm that came in two different blasts. This picture is a Pasadena city street. So … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Extreme Weather Tagged With: california wind storm damage, LA power out, LA storm damage, LA winds, Los angeles wind storm, NOAA wind storm, oregon ducks rose bowl return, pasadena wind damage, portland record high pressure, santa ana winds, seattle record high pressure

The Coolest Oregon Time Lapse I’ve Ever Seen

December 1, 2011 by Bruce Sussman 2 Comments

You've got to check out this video - it's a time lapse taken around Oregon over a stretch of six months time--ending with a big road trip all over the state in September 2011. After watching this all I can think is...I've gotta hit the road and check out more of our awesome state! Finding … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Weather Photos Tagged With: alvord desert oregon, columbia river gorge oregon, crater lake oregon, eagle cap wilderness oregon, mt hood oregon, mt jefferson oregon, oregon road trip video, oregon time lapse video, oregon timelapse, pictures of oregon, time lapse, timelapse

It’s Greek To Me: Unusual Start To Northwest’s December Explained By Greek Alphabet

November 30, 2011 by Bruce Sussman 3 Comments

Say what? Have I lost my mind? Oh yes. And long ago. But that's not important right now. Instead, consider this: today's blog post is being sponsored by the Greek Letter 'Omega!' So what could this greek letter possibly be doing in a blog on Northwest Weather? As I've said on KOIN Local … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Climate Patterns Tagged With: la nina winter 2011, omega block, or weather, portland, portland rainy season, seattle, unusually dry portland, wa weather, what is an omega block

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