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Friday, March 28, 2014

989mb low off the coast

A 989mb low off the coast this morning will bring waves of precipitation over the weekend. The main flow is well to the south all though weather models are showing some more intense waves headed for us. Forecast amounts will be hard to call, but will be heavier near the coast.  So it will be a wait and see what happens on this last weekend of spring break. 


Front approaching the coast 07:45h



2pm Friday

12km version shows it pushing north and south of us, Oregon taking the brunt



Alpine Forecast

We can expect about 10cm through the day today, another 10cm tomorrow. Freezing levels will remain around 1200m-1600m through the forecast period.


Friday:  Snow starting in the early morning near the coast and moving inland as a warm front moves across the region. Expect 15 cm of snow near the coast, and 10 cm inland during the day. Southwest winds should build to strong values by the afternoon and freezing levels should rise to about 1500 metres.

Saturday: A trailing cold front should bring another 15 cm of snow to near coastal areas and 5-10 cm further inland by morning. Winds should slow to moderate Southwest during the day as snow continues. Freezing level rising to about 1500 metres during the day.

Sunday: Snow ending overnight or early morning. Light Southerly winds and freezing levels rising to about 1300 metres.


Valley Forecast

Today
Cloudy. Periods of rain beginning early this morning. Rain mixed with wet snow this morning. High: 5 °C
Tonight
A few showers ending overnight then cloudy. Low: 1 °C
Saturday
Mainly cloudy. 60 percent chance of showers in the morning and afternoon. High: 6 °C
Sunday
Cloudy with 40 percent chance of showers. Low: 2 °C
High: 6 °C
Monday
Sunny. Low: -2 °C
High: 9 °C
Tuesday
Sunny. Low: -2 °C
High: 11 °C
Wednesday
Cloudy. Low: 3 °C
High: 12 °C
Thursday
Cloudy with 60 percent chance of showers. Low: 4 °C
High: 11 °C

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