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NASA Wants To Know – Do You Have A ‘Moon Tree’ In Your Northwest Yard?

February 10, 2011 by Bruce Sussman 2 Comments

"A what? A moon tree?" That's what I said when I came across NASA 's article that moon trees planted around the country are missing. Now researchers are looking for them. And you might be able to help! Explanation: What Are Moon Trees They started as seeds in the pocket of Astronaut … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Weather Research & Technology Tagged With: apollo 14, moon, NASA, oregon, trees, washington

Hurricane Force Wind Gusts Slam Mt. Bachelor, Oregon and top 100mph

February 8, 2011 by Bruce Sussman Leave a Comment

February 7, 2011 gusts on Mount Bachelor, Oregon

And the worst news for skiers and boarders: these triple digit wind gusts would've been either a cross-wind or a head-wind. So if you didn't get blown sideways you might've just hung on the downhill without, um, going downhill! The incredible wind gusts you see in this graphic peaked at … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Extreme Weather Tagged With: 2011, cascades, gusts, hurricanes, mt bachelor, northwest weather, oregon, snow, wind, winter weather

Funniest 2011 Super Bowl Commercial Must Be About Pacific Northwest Snowstorms

February 5, 2011 by Bruce Sussman 4 Comments

You're out somewhere when the snow starts falling. And falling fast. Suddenly it seems like everyone is freaking out and you want to get home as soon as possible. Sound familiar? What I consider the funniest 2011 Super Bowl commercial captures that scene. And since it was created by Portland … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Extreme Weather Tagged With: 2011, all wheel drive, dodge, snow, snowpocalypse, superbowl, winter, winter weather

Strange Clouds Over Mount Hood & Mount Jefferson Are Signs Of Changing Weather

February 4, 2011 by Bruce Sussman 3 Comments

When I was on vacation last year in Central Oregon, I had a farmer tell me that he never cuts hay if clouds are appearing above Mount Hood. He was talking about the same type of strange looking clouds that appeared over our mountains on Thursday evening February 3rd, 2011. In meteorology we call … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Weather Photos Tagged With: clouds, lenticular clouds, mount jefferson, mt. hood, northwest weather, oregon, strange clouds, wind

February 2011 Blizzard Total Opposite Of Shrinking Northwest Snow-pack

February 3, 2011 by Bruce Sussman Leave a Comment

Darlisa Black photo of Mt. Adams

The February 2011 blizzard closed twenty-five interstates.  It impacted about 100 million people. And it was Chicago's third biggest blizzard on record. More than 20" of snow fell there. Even places with less snow had big drifts. My cousin Shelley took this picture of the storm … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Climate Patterns, Extreme Weather, National Weather Tagged With: 2011, blizzard, chicago, mt. hood, northwest weather, snow, snowpack, winter, winter weather

Could Major Mid-West Storm Cancel Groundhog Day 2011?

February 1, 2011 by Bruce Sussman Leave a Comment

Punxsutawney Phil in less stormy years

He's the nation's foremost and furriest prognosticator about the chances for more winter weather ahead.  But this year Punxsutawney Phil has trouble. Old man winter himself is trying to upstage the world's most famous groundhog. Wednesday is Groundhog day 2011 and the forecast in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Extreme Weather Tagged With: Groundhog Day, Mid-west winter storm, Punxsutawney Phil, winter, Winter Prediction, winter weather

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