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How is it a bust when Atlanta wasn't even part of the winter end of it?
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Originally Posted by Kamsack
In Grand Forks North Dakota at 1030 am actual temp -25F wind chills -61F
Gees! Time to Layer up! Nice to see you posting again BTW.
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Originally Posted by Botev1912
NWS Seattle includes the Cascade mountains and Mount Rainier, so it makes sense.
Yup, I figured but NWS issues the warnings where population will be affected. So at least the roads that are used were within the warning areas and I'm sure where some population lives seen the snowstorms? 13 sounded like a lot though and I didn't expect it.
Here is last year by this time. 10 for NE MN? And their criteria for warnings isn't low I think.
Yup, I figured but NWS issues the warnings where population will be affected. So at least the roads that are used were within the warning areas and I'm sure where some population lives seen the snowstorms? 13 sounded like a lot though and I didn't expect it.
Here is last year by this time. 10 for NE MN? And their criteria for warnings isn't low I think.
Yes, I-90 (an interstate) at Snoqualmie Pass and US2 at Stevens Pass are heavily used highways to cross the mountains or go to the ski areas. They are affected by winter weather a lot from November to March and chains are required often on that route.
This is Snoqualmie Pass (Interstate 90).
Last edited by Botev1912; 01-29-2019 at 12:05 PM..
Current temps. 2pmEST! There's the Vortex! Looks cold down south too. 40s? I forget whats normal now.
But wow!!! -20s North Dakota and Minnesota this afternoon WITH SUN! I believe with sun. Many stations reporting "haze".
A look at the temps at 5000'. When I see white colors entering the U.S that's pretty cold Arctic air (-20C).
-30C airmass at mid levels is special to see. But I never seen those darker blues at -40C. That is pure Polar stuff right there.
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