Some flurries, slight warming trend

Forecast  A weak southwest flow will develop today bringing slowly rising freezing levels throughout the rest of the week. The remnants of a weak system on the North coast will slide down towards the South coast Thursday light precip is forecast 8cm possible above 900m. Another weak system Saturday will bring a bit more snow with freezing levels in the 1100m-1200m. 4-8cm with that. Long range models show the ridge offshore rebuilding early next week.  Today Cloudy with 60 percent chance of flurries this morning then a mix of sun and cloud.  High: -6 °C Tonight Partly cloudy. Becoming cloudy near midnight with 40 percent chance of flurries overnight. Temperature steady near minus 8.  Low: -8 °C Wednesday Cloudy. Periods of snow beginning in the morning. Amount 2 cm.  High: -3 °C Thursday Periods of snow or rain.  Low: -4 °C High: 0 °C Friday Cloudy with 40 percent chance of flurries.  Low: -1 °C High: 1 °C Saturday Cloudy with 60 percent chance of flurries or rain showers.  Low: -3 °C High: 2 °C Sunday Cloudy with 60 percent chance of showers.  Low: 0 °C High: 5 °C Monday Cloudy with 60 percent chance of showers.  Low: 0 °C High: 4 °C Forecast Issued: Tuesday, December 10 2013 05:00 PST

Almanac For December 10 Value Year Greatest Rainfall (1976-2012) 37.9 mm 1980 Greatest Snowfall (1976-2012) 33.6 cm 1978 Greatest Precipitation (1976-2012) 37.9 mm 1980 Most Snow on the Ground (1980-2012) 88.0 cm 1996 Highest Temperature (1976-2012) 7.2 °C 2004 Lowest Temperature (1976-2012) -18.6 °C 1977 Average Maximum Temperature -0.2 °C Average Minimum Temperature -5.7 °C Average Temperature -3.0 °C Sunrise 08:00 Sunset 16:10 Normal Low -6 °C

Air bubbles frozen in Nita Lake

Epic Ice skating over the weekend