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  3. Good morning! I hope everyone's enjoying a wonderful start to 2023. I got to snuggle with my little curmudgeon cat this morning and he didn't scratch or bite me once so maybe 2023 is going to be a good year? 😹

    Still thinking of snow, and dreaming of snowshoeing around my neighborhood. ❄️🌨️❄️🌨️❄️

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  4. I’ve always been taken back and put off by the term ‘left coast’ when it started years ago. Yeah, sure looking down at a map, but I look at it as standing here looking into the universe we are actually on the right 🤷‍♀️😂

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  7. Between you and Ryan Hall Yall ill never need to watch cable for weather updates or check out a boring weather app (not taking about radar) . This one is local and more tailored for my general needs which is ideal and ryan does a more general USA map. I like to see how weather we get here moves among and changes to effect other areas. Interesting

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  15. Happy New Year Michael, and yes you have improved along the way, I don't think I have watched so much weather since I had a crush on Sandy Hill when I was a teenager.The rain I don't mind, I've lived in the Federal Way area since 1966 rains just a part of life, Plus my hill is like a major aquifer for the area and last summer didn't do it any good. The snow I'll put up with, because I always find Washington State drivers entertaining during a snowstorm. I learned to drive in the snow in Michigan where in the winter time you can do the speed limit on the expressway because the snow and ice has filled in all the potholes, and living in Juneau when the only entertainment was grabbing a half case of beer and going out and watching the glacier, if you've never watched a glacier you have no idea how entertaining it can be. There is this color blue that is I can only describe it as it's alive and moves. Plus, sometimes pulling people out of ditches with my truck can be profitable, The Winds… Into January without any trees coming down so far. But like I told my sister last night, you're not paying attention,we've just started winter. We're not even two weeks in. You may be comfortable in your little apartment up there at the Pike Place Market. You don't have to go anywhere. You didn't get ice so bad that the cats were flat out on their bellies clawing their way up the hill. Where I thank God I spent time as a youngster up at the Ice Chalet in Burien ice skating and playing a little hockey because it was one step forward slide three/four steps back and I managed to stay upright while sliding back down the hill trying to get back up the hill and I only went out to the truck. Getting too old and fragile to be falling down on the ice. You don't have like over two feet of snow with more coming like your brother Steve. Sister dear the worst is still yet to come. And if you don't believe me, which you never do, you need to subscribe to this guy Michael on YouTube his channel is Pacific Northwest weather watch. His stuff makes the old wappler Doppler look like an etch a sketch. Better than the weather channel even. Go over check him out, like,subscribe.

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  16. Thank you, Michael! Wonderful video, forecast and update, and never worry, you are doing great my friend, phenomenal accuracy, best this boomer has ever seen! Wishing everyone a most Happy New Year, stay cool😎keep safe, think snow❄❄❄and will catch you in the next one!

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  26. Just a question(important for you) I noticed that I wasn’t getting your videos anymore and looked-I had been unsubscribed. I hadn’t done that. Hope all is working well.

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  29. Feel like I’m in flyover country—rural SW WA, Mt Rainier, White Pass—where we spend plenty of time outdoors, but we hear mor about LA, Spokane, Portland, Seattle, seems like no one lives between Seattle and Portland

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  36. Happy New Year!!! Last week forecasts showed a warming trend toward the end of this week and into next with freezing levels as high as 8,000 ft. That has since been revised and now it looks more like the colder temps and lower freezing levels will stick around. Why the change in forecasts and are temps going to stay cool and freezing levels low or not?

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