Todays weather was filled with cool and showery conditions. In fact, you could of been under a heavy shower at any given time of the day with the slightly unstable air mass aloft due the passage of the cold front and upper level low currently now off the WA coast.As far as snow goes, and as shown by the WRF models, the areas up north are the ones getting their turn at seeing some snow. And per area WSDOT cams, it looks to be pretty snowy up around the B-Ham and at the WA/CA border with likely a few inches up there easily. We may still see a little snow here in the central sound, but think it`ll be pretty spotty where you get snow at your house and few miles away, your friend gets nothing. At the most, perhaps a quick couple inches if under a moderate shower, but dont expect much. Of course, we here in Western WA are some what prone to the odd supprize here/there.
On another note.... sounds like Seattle NWS radar is down till tomorrow afternoon sometime. What agreat time to be radar blind huh? Lets hope it comes ASAP!
Good skiing at Stevens today--a couple of heavy snow showers and a few sunbreaks as well. They had a few inches overnight, a couple inches this afternoon--and I'd say a good eight inches now has buried the ice off piste.
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