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After the Windstorm, How About a Little Snow?

KOMO’s Scott Sistek and Seth Wayne think they spy some convergence zone snow with their little eyes, arriving as soon as 10 p.m. tonight. By noon Tuesday any snow that’s going to fall should have fallen, perhaps 1 to 3 inches. Continue reading After the Windstorm, How About a Little Snow?

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A Less Rainy Winter Forecast Doesn’t Rule Out Big Storms

The trend is for a weak El Niño winter, or even a neutral winter, and that “indicates an increased likelihood of below-median precipitation for the Pacific Northwest.” A wildcard, they say, is the Arctic Oscillation, which could cool things off…or not. Continue reading A Less Rainy Winter Forecast Doesn’t Rule Out Big Storms