After a monster storm, what's next?



Pacific Northwest will enjoy some warm weather with a return to stormy weather this weekend. Check out the details in the video!

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20 thoughts on “After a monster storm, what's next?”

  1. Spokane County here, we had very bad winds, than the winds got calm, thsn got stronger, than calm, and got stronger. The winds took off some of the roof shingles on to the grass here last night, thankfully, my hubby and I didn't lose power. Over 8,000 people lost power yesterday through last night. We got very little rain, the sun kept going in and out, as the winds kept kicking up much stronger. I kept looking for tornado In my area, I didn't see no tornado, but I did see very dark clouds with sunshine. Thankfully the winds didn't stay very strong non stop. We are getting some strong winds right now.

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  2. Thank you, Michael! Look at those temps for Thursday, this 71 year old body is absolutely looking forward to those temps! Not looking forward to colder temps after that though, thank goodness Thursday will help these old bones a bit! Once again you were right on with the weather, looking forward to your storm chase, I will virtually storm chase with you! Take care my friend and will catch you in the next one!!!

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  3. As a retiree that loves kayaking, midweek warm weather offers the best opportunity for crowd free paddling. Went to town yesterday and coming home we found many branches lying about and lawn furniture blown across the yard, but it was dead calm the rest of the day with sun breaks and rainbows while the wind ripped the rest of the valley to shreds. Thanks Michael.

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  4. Thanks very much Michael-
    We had brief storms with large hail a couple times yesterday.
    It was chilly this morning, but it’s calm and the sun is in ‘n out currently.
    Heading to beach tomorrow!

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  5. Got out and did some testing on a new cellular antenna we are testing for mobile router installations yesterday and got into a bit of the hail in Puyallup many reported on with Twitter..

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  6. Great channel Michael!! You provide incredible info not otherwise available and we all appreciate it very much!

    Question:
    Would that actually be Graupel (not hail) that tends to come down this time of year?

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  7. Napavine Washington here. Very gusty yesterday and last night, periods of hail as well. Late last night a few minutes of snow rain mix, followed by more hail, typically sized around .25".

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