Snow level falling to 1,500 feet (457m)
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SEATTLE WA… MAR 19 2013
A VIGOROUS FRONTAL SYSTEM WILL BRING PERIODS OF HEAVY SNOW TO THE MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN WASHINGTON TONIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY MORNING…
WEST SLOPES NORTHERN CASCADES AND PASSES WEST SLOPES CENTRAL CASCADES AND PASSES-
WINTER STORM WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 11 PM THIS EVENING TO 5 AM THURSDAY…
SOME AFFECTED LOCATIONS… MOUNT BAKER… STEVENS PASS… SNOQUALMIE PASS… WHITE PASS… AND PARADISE AT MOUNT RAINIER.
SNOW ACCUMULATIONS…A FOOT OR MORE EXPECTED AT THE PASSES. 2 TO 3 FEET OF SNOW COULD FALL ALONG SOUTH AND WEST FACING SLOPES OF THE VOLCANOES.
MAIN IMPACT…WINTER DRIVING CONDITIONS.
SNOW LEVEL…NEAR 3000 FEET FALLING TO 1500 FEET LATE WEDNESDAY. SNOW LEVEL MAY BRIEFLY RISE ABOVE 4000 FEET OVER THE CENTRAL CASCADES FOR A TIME LATE TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY MORNING.
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Mt. Baker Ski Area currently has a base that is more than 18 feet thick; skiers are almost two stories above rock and dirt. How can climate alarmists explain this, when they told us in the 90s that the ski industry would be dead by now? The only way they can explain this is to lie, deceive, and fabricate. Down with alarmists!
More like welcome to an ice age !!
It’s interesting to note that I have been following some of the discussions from meteorologists on the weather forums and some of them in mid February predicted a “warm” March in the USA based on the MJO (Mad Julian Oscillation). They thought the jet-stream was going to remain in southern Canada this March. Obviously that is not the case as the polar jet this month has migrated some 700 miles further south than what they had expected. Sometimes I wonder if some of them are not paying enough attention to the record cold and snow occurring across the hemisphere in recent years, or more importantly, global cooling. That appears to be an increasingly important factor as well when making long range forecasts.