A wintry Thanksgiving week

Not too many posts from me lately as the weather has been very stable, or boring – depending on your point of view.  This will be changing in a big way as we head into Thanksgiving week.

Nov 23 forecast

Highlights

Perhaps the most important thing is that Wed – Sat will be dry right around here meaning good traveling weather for your fun thanksgiving plans.

Sunday:  Lots of clouds around with sprinkles early on.  Nothing real exciting.

Monday:  Cloudy with a few showers.

Tuesday:  Currently it looks like we stay breezy with periods of rain.  Cold air will be pushing in all day which means by Tuesday night snow levels will be down to around 1000′.

Wednesday:  A few sprinkles or flurries (nothing sticking at this point) possible early on before drying out.

Thu & Fri:  Very cold, sunny, and dry.

Saturday:  Cold with increasing clouds late in the day.

Sunday:  Watching the potential for some freezing rain and or snow here in the valley.

I will certainly have updates as the week goes on, especially for the storms Tuesday night and Sunday.


The Cascades

Mon – Wed look fairly snowy above 3000′ with 8 to 12 inches falling.  This is good news for skiers, but bad for travel plans.

Central Oregon

Snowy Tuesday night through Wednesday night.

Washington State

The storm on Tuesday is sliding by to our south, so if your adventures take you into Washington you should be mostly in the clear.

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