Nice Pacific NW WX and big changes



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40 thoughts on “Nice Pacific NW WX and big changes”

  1. So you’re telling me there’s a chance……🤣🥰……for snow……eventually!
    I am so cuckoo for snow, it gets nail biting crazy as the forecasts and storms approach and advance!
    For now, I am going to take advantage of this thing called THE SUN, and clean out both garages! I have tons of furniture to donate, after asking myself, WHY AM I STORING STUFF I DONT EVEN WANT? 🤔😂

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  2. Cold but manageable weather here in Bonanza OR., it has been in the 15*-17* range the last few early morning hours.
    The daily highs are under 47* so far this week, 4600'
    Thanks Michael, for your work keeping us up to date on the PNW weather

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  3. When that ultra dry air gets here people will notice shocking results!
    Doorknobs, other people and your pets nose 🙂
    If someone gives you static, rub your stocking feet on the carpet and touch their ear!!!
    Thanks for the updates Michael

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  4. It was very windy in Portland last night. Right where I live a limb of a large tree fell across the road and took down several powerlines which started a fire. Thankfully no one was hurt and no homes caught fire.

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  5. We were in the boundary layer (fog) all day yesterday which is somewhat rare at 4,000', as we are usually above it. So far today, we are right at the top of it. Blue sky above with the sun just sitting in the top edge of fog, and everything below me is socked in.

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  6. Thank you, Michael! Wonderful video and very interesting seeing that "blast from the past!" Another beautiful day today just as forecast, chilly too, white roof and skylights didn't last long though! Trees finally giving up the last of their leaves, would love to have that happen before the rain sets in again. Gr-888 forecast and update! Wishing everyone a great Tuesday, stay cool😎keep safe, and will see you in the next one!

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  7. I know exactly when the next storm will hit. Wednesday, November 23rd at 3:15pm. Why then? Because I’m planning to cross Snoqualmie pass at 5:15 and it will be closed due to the snow that started falling 2 hours earlier.

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  8. I work for a county road dept in the upper part of WA and this weather isn't looking too favorable for us. We are still cleaning up from the pounding we took during the last windstorm and while the sun is nice, the temps make it pretty difficult. Next week we are supposed to tear up a section of road to deal with a flooding issue and the rain is not going to make the work easy. Oh got to love living in the PNW. At least it's not snowing.

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