A weak weather system will bring a few showers overnight and early in the day on Friday. High pressure will result in mild, but slightly cooler than normal temperatures the next several days…along with mixed sun and clouds Friday afternoon and again for most of Saturday (I’m thinking of the Boatnik Festival and Parade). However, … Continue reading »
Sun Mixed With Sunshine
Yesterday was a record breaking day with record daily rainfall reported in North Bend of 2.23″ smashing the old record of 0.57″ set back in 1984. Klamath Falls tied a record low of 23 degrees and Montague broke a record low of 25 degrees, beating the old record of 29 degrees back in 1986. Today … Continue reading »
Rain & Snow Showers Continue Tonight
Temperatures are going to be near freezing this evening in the Valleys. Showers will be ongoing through the evening and by early morning partial clearing is expected. This will allow temperatures to drop into the low and mid 30’s, favorable conditions for frost development. So, the Rogue, Illinois, and Shasta Valleys are facing frost potential … Continue reading »
Cool & Wet Weather Continues
A cold front brought the colder and windy weather yesterday and now a cut-off low will live in the Pacific Northwest for the remainder of the workweek. Disturbances will wrap around the low bringing shower activity through early Friday with breaks in the rain and clouds at times. A break from the rain with some … Continue reading »
Rain & Snow Showers Tonight
Temperatures have changed significantly within 24 hours. Afternoon highs were only in the 50′s and 60′s. Rain and snow showers have been falling since this afternoon. Snow is accumulating near Doak Mt. and Lake of the Woods but off of pavement. As snow levels drop through the evening, this is expected to change. With the … Continue reading »
Drastic Change In The Weather
A cold front off shore this morning will pass through the region this afternoon bringing gusty winds, rain and a drastic drop in temperatures. The limiting factor with this storm will be moisture and thus most of the precipitation will be along and west of the Cascades in southern Oregon, in particular at the coast … Continue reading »
Potent Storm Moving in Tomorrow
Severe weather has again moved through the heart of our country, bringing devastation to another town near Oklahoma City, OK. This time, it was the densely populated suburb of Moore, a city that has seen weather of this nature before. In 1999 an EF-5 tornado struck the town, with wind speeds in excess of 200mph. … Continue reading »
Summer-Like Today, Winter-Like To Follow
A ridge and thermal trough will bring summer-like temperatures this afternoon, abundant sunshine, and even the Chetco Effect at the coast warming Brookings up more than the rest of the coast. This warm-up is short lived however as a upper low will become cut-off from the jetstream and take hold of the Pacific Northwest weather … Continue reading »
Summer-Like Feel Monday
I first want to mention the severe weather across the Midwest. Very strong thunderstorms along with, as of 8 p.m. Sunday — 26 tornadoes, have touched down this afternoon and evening across portions of Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska. Just near Oklahoma City, and specifically Shawnee, a massive and strong tornado has flattened homes and caused … Continue reading »
Sunny Finish to the Weekend
A weak cold front swept through the state this afternoon. Light and widespread showers developed as a result, but precipitation totals did not amount to much. Showers will gradually diminish from west to east towards midnight, and following this skies will begin to clear. By Sunday, a high pressure ridge will begin to set up … Continue reading »
