My name is Grant LeBlanc and I am the creator of McMinnville Weather.com. I like to give my opinions on the current weather or anything that catches my eye and so I will post it all here. I will also post any project related updates and budget related updates periodically.
Monday, February 13, 2006
Snow Tonight
Looks like we have the possibility to see a surprise snow event tonight into tomorrow. I would say that elevations 500ft+ have the best chance. Valleys may see some snow but may be spotty and whatever does fall will be light. This is just a start to our cold spell, an Arctic Attack from the NW. Tonight be will have -7 850 mb thickness over us which does support snow for the valleys. But do to the system bringing some onshore flow, may mix that out a bit and stick with 500ft snow and mix below that. Just too hard to tell so keep an eye open. I will try to update the blog twice tomorrow as well. I also update the NW Weather page on www.theweatherservice.com as well so that may be the first option tomorrow morning. Temps drop tomorrow and continue to do so as the week progresses, could see a significant snow event thursday if models bring that low closer and with more moisture. Lows can get into the teens and maybe into single digits thursday in area's. So keep checking back, things will get updated. Take Care!
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