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To: hattend

So...do you think one has the potential for snow in the Seattle area? I mean...we also usually need a cold front coming down out of the Fraser Valley to get snow, but it HAS happened differently in the past.

Last year, just before Thanksgiving, we did a have a day of snow. It affects my business quite adversely when it snows.

Also, over on Facebook, I have a friend who is a cop up in a remote area of Alaska. He posted that they were about to be hit by what he called a “25-year” storm. He said he might be incommunicado for a few days until it passes.


47 posted on 11/08/2011 9:50:16 AM PST by hoagy62 (The United States of America. Great idea...while it lasted.)
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To: hoagy62

You know, looking at the charts, I would say you just might see a little snowfall in Seattle on Sunday morning. I can’t really see if all this cold air will make it that far south but the Low will be tracking just south of Seattle and if there is some cold air north of the Low, you may see some snow.

If I’m right, send me a dollar...if I’m wrong, well, the upper level support never developed, the low didn’t track as progged, the model was wrong...etc etc (get it, I’m never wrong...LOL!!!)


49 posted on 11/08/2011 9:54:41 AM PST by hattend (If I wanted you dead, you'd be dead. - Cameron Connor)
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