Forecast
Hoquiam Coastal Radar 8 pm Wednesday
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| Heavy Rain coming across Vancouver island Wednesday at 8pm |
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This weeks weather will be a wild swing of both rain and arctic air. A pacific frontal system from the SW will begin approaching the coast today and intensify through Tuesday and Wednesday. A plume of tropical moisture is expected to stall over the area bringing heavy rain to near 2000m Wednesday. A large pool of arctic air will begin to colide with the stalled front bring very cold air with it. Thursday night will be very interesting as cold arctic air sweeps down the coast colliding with some very warm air. This can result in some major snowfall depending on how it all mixes together. Stayed tuned the weather models are still changing but this looks like the scenario .
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A plume of moisture stretches all the way to Kauai on Monday
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| Warm air and rising freezing levels Wednesday night a treeline |
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| Warm air pumping up from the south still on Thursday |
| High: 4 °C |  | |
| Wednesday | ||
| Periods of rain. FL 1700m rising to 2200m precip 70mm | Low: 4 °C High: 8 °C | |
| Thursday | ||
| Rain. FL 2000m dropping to 1700m precip 60mm | Low: 3 °C High: 6 °C | |
| Friday | ||
| Cloudy with 40 percent chance of showers. FL 1700m dropping to the surface Cold arctic air invades precip 10mm | Low: -16 °C High: 0 °C | |
| Saturday | ||
| Clear and cold | Low: -15 °C High: -10°C | |
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| 7 pm Friday night a cold wintery blast from the north |
