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The Wildest Weather Of Winter 2012 (So Far) In Pictures

January 26, 2012 by Bruce Sussman Leave a Comment

The whole thing started innocently enough. With snow showers and sun breaks right down to the waters of the Pacific Ocean...and the Willamette River...and the Columbia River. Don Best took this picture of Rockaway Beach, Oregon on January 16th after an early morning snow shower. There's just … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Extreme Weather Tagged With: mt bachelor record snow, mt hood big snow, mt hood meadows major snow, oregon, oregon coast range, oregon flood, oregon snow, oregon snow and flood, pacific northwest storms, portland, portland snow, seaside, stormiest week of winter, trout lake, trout lake washington, vancouver, waldport, washington, washington ice storm, winter 2012

Portland Weather Themes: December 2008 vs. December 2011

December 22, 2011 by Bruce Sussman 3 Comments

"Just pick a theme and go with it!" Ever heard that before? Apparently mother nature has. Check out how much snow Portland had on the ground this week in 2008. Wow, the December 2008 theme was cold and snow. A forty year snow for the metro area right down to the valley floor. And a 50 year … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Portland Weather Tagged With: portland, portland oregon fog, portland oregon rainfall, portland oregon snow, portland record dry, portlandia snow, willamette valley, willamette valley snow

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

Heaviest Rain Taking Aim At Portland, Vancouver, Salem

November 22, 2011 by Bruce Sussman 5 Comments

Early Wednesday Morning Update: one more round of heavy rain and gusty winds needs to pass through western Oregon & Washington. This should happen commute time or a bit later this morning. After the cold front passes through, winds die off and we should quickly dry out. We're almost … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Heavy Rain / Flooding Tagged With: northwest fall storm, portland, portland fall storm, portland rain and wind

Special Delivery From La Nina: Possible Flooding And Strong Winds

November 20, 2011 by Bruce Sussman 5 Comments

You're looking at our KOIN Local 6 computer created estimates of the total rainfall between now and Wednesday evening. C-R-A-Z-Y. But true? Can we believe Portland could see almost 6" of rain this week or that Tillamook could see 5" of rain? I'm treating this like I treat any estimate … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Heavy Rain / Flooding Tagged With: heavy rain, la nina, oregon, oregon la nina, portland, portland flooding, portland la nina storms, portland record rain, vancouver, washington

Rare Northwest Tornado Near Spokane, Washington

October 8, 2011 by Bruce Sussman 2 Comments

It was out over farm country southwest of Spokane where the winds can really whip around. In this picture, you're looking at a tornado (which is actually touching the ground) and a funnel cloud. A funnel cloud is a rotating cloud but by definition, does NOT touch the ground. This all happened … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Extreme Weather Tagged With: beaverton rain, cheney washington tornado, fall 2011, molalla thunderstorm, portland, portland fall weather, spokane washington tornado, tornado, washington tornado

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