Long Winter :-(

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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by Coastfishin » Wed Mar 26, 2008 10:11 pm

It sticks enough to put a finr layer on the rigs, then it will hail or rain, then it goes away. Then it starts again.
Right now it is 32 degrees outside.
Yea, I like the turd truck. Wife let get that for my birthday so I can tow the boat. 4.0 v-6 6-speed manual

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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by kevinb » Wed Mar 26, 2008 10:23 pm

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My son playing in the snow fall

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Brett at Clarks Creek.....Before the crazy snow hit.....
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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by kuttkilla » Wed Mar 26, 2008 10:27 pm

Cute little guy!! Wow...kids...they always bring smiles to my face...I love my little cousins...

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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by kevinb » Wed Mar 26, 2008 10:34 pm

kuttkilla wrote:Cute little guy!! Wow...kids...they always bring smiles to my face...I love my little cousins...
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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by A9 » Wed Mar 26, 2008 11:03 pm

kuttkilla wrote:Sweet truck you can't go wrong with Toyota...esp. the Tacoma's...did it stick at all or was it just melting upon application?
Toyota Sequoia's done all the boat pulling in the Kafelafish family. '03, V8, nearing 95k miles and it's got nothing wrong with it...Never had any major problems and it's still going good.
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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by Derrick-k » Wed Mar 26, 2008 11:11 pm

Noooo!!!! Its now 28 degrees in kent and is snowing!!!!!

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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by Coastfishin » Wed Mar 26, 2008 11:12 pm

Toyota's are great. The red truck in the background is an 86 Toyota has 230k on it still runs like a top. I sold it to a friend after I got the new one

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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by kuttkilla » Wed Mar 26, 2008 11:16 pm

Derrick-k wrote:Noooo!!!! Its now 28 degrees in kent and is snowing!!!!!
from komotv.com/weather:

Most of the snow fell across Southwestern Washington and the South Puget Sound area as an area of low pressure crossed the southern half of the state, although we had isolated reports of snow along the northern Olympic Peninsula.


Snow totals generally ranged from a dusting to 1", but the eastern Pierce and King County foothills got a little more as the snow stalled over the area. Reports from Bonney Lake, Enumclaw and Eatonville were anywhere between 3-4".


And believe it or not, a few spots of snow remain in the forecast for the next few days as a ridiculously complex pattern sets up shop, made even more challenging by the fact that if you think it's hard to get snow in January, it's much more difficult to get it in late March.
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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by Lotech Joe » Thu Mar 27, 2008 5:10 am

There is still some hope for Spring. Our tulips are up almost 3" :cheers:
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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by Gisteppo » Thu Mar 27, 2008 6:22 am

This winter is what skier's refer to as "having the storm door open". El Nino (spanish for little bastard that kills the snowfall) closes the door, La Nina (snow child) holds the door open, and years with neither, the door opens and closes at will.

Its been an odd year, thats for sure.

Im leaving for South Dakota as we speak, where they are expecting 6" between last night and this afternoon. Should be fun flying through Minneapolis in a snowstorm.

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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by kuttkilla » Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:53 am

Gisteppo wrote:
Im leaving for South Dakota as we speak, where they are expecting 6" between last night and this afternoon. Should be fun flying through Minneapolis in a snowstorm.

E
They're also expecting 6+ inches of snow in the puget-sound region:

From NOAA's 9:00 AM Discussion...La Nina continues...cold and wet...and this is for the westside of the cascades...
#-o

The full discussion can be found here: this is going to be something worth watching:

http://www.atmos.washington.edu/data/disc_report.html

One person died on HWY18 this morning...

...POSSIBLE HEAVY LOWLAND SNOW EVENT TO AFFECT PORTIONS OF THE
WESTERN WASHINGTON TONIGHT AND FRIDAY....


...THIS WILL LIKELY SHADOW THE METRO CORRIDOR
FROM NEAR OLYMPIA NORTHWARD INITIALLY...BUT WILL NOT HINDER PRECIP
FROM DEVELOPING ON THE COAST...SW INTERIOR...AND HOOD CANAL.
VERTICAL MOTION/MOISTURE FIELDS ARE QUITE IMPRESSIVE ON THE
MODELS...RESULTING IN THE 3 TO 6+ INCHES OF SNOW ACCUMULATION
FORECASTED BY THE MM5 MODEL. THE BEST VERTICAL MOTION DEVELOPS THIS
EVENING AND OVERNIGHT...THEN WINDS DOWN IN THESE AREAS FRIDAY
MORNING. WILL LIKELY REFRESH THE WATCH STATEMENT TO MOVE UP THE
TIMING...:pale:
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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by kevinb » Thu Mar 27, 2008 11:03 am

kuttkilla wrote:
Gisteppo wrote:
Im leaving for South Dakota as we speak, where they are expecting 6" between last night and this afternoon. Should be fun flying through Minneapolis in a snowstorm.

E
They're also expecting 6+ inches of snow in the puget-sound region:

From NOAA's 9:00 AM Discussion...La Nina continues...cold and wet...and this is for the westside of the cascades...
#-o

The full discussion can be found here: this is going to be something worth watching:

http://www.atmos.washington.edu/data/disc_report.html

One person died on HWY18 this morning...

...POSSIBLE HEAVY LOWLAND SNOW EVENT TO AFFECT PORTIONS OF THE
WESTERN WASHINGTON TONIGHT AND FRIDAY....


...THIS WILL LIKELY SHADOW THE METRO CORRIDOR
FROM NEAR OLYMPIA NORTHWARD INITIALLY...BUT WILL NOT HINDER PRECIP
FROM DEVELOPING ON THE COAST...SW INTERIOR...AND HOOD CANAL.
VERTICAL MOTION/MOISTURE FIELDS ARE QUITE IMPRESSIVE ON THE
MODELS...RESULTING IN THE 3 TO 6+ INCHES OF SNOW ACCUMULATION
FORECASTED BY THE MM5 MODEL. THE BEST VERTICAL MOTION DEVELOPS THIS
EVENING AND OVERNIGHT...THEN WINDS DOWN IN THESE AREAS FRIDAY
MORNING. WILL LIKELY REFRESH THE WATCH STATEMENT TO MOVE UP THE
TIMING...:pale:
Gisteppo. Um...whats in South Dakota?

KK. More snow..wow!!!

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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by shawn » Thu Mar 27, 2008 11:07 am

Yuck Im so sick of the snow here on the Hood Canal.I know its not as bad as the Spokane area but yall are used to this.Us costal folk as I have heard us been called before are not.So bear with our complaints about the white fluffys that fall from the sky.I live near Bangor Submarine Base on the Hood Canal and we are sick of this come on mid 50s.You see the reason Im complaining I got yard work that has to be done so my ol lady will let me go out and play on the lakes for days on end,and if you do read this honey throw me a bone the yard work will get done.I cant control the weather.But seriously Im hoping for some warmer days soon.
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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by kuttkilla » Thu Mar 27, 2008 11:14 am

shawn wrote:Yuck Im so sick of the snow here on the Hood Canal.I know its not as bad as the Spokane area but yall are used to this.Us costal folk as I have heard us been called before are not.So bear with our complaints about the white fluffys that fall from the sky.I live near Bangor Submarine Base on the Hood Canal and we are sick of this come on mid 50s.You see the reason Im complaining I got yard work that has to be done so my ol lady will let me go out and play on the lakes for days on end,and if you do read this honey throw me a bone the yard work will get done.I cant control the weather.But seriously Im hoping for some warmer days soon.
I know...Cumberland had up to 10" of snow last evening into this morning...just astounding!
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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by Lotech Joe » Thu Mar 27, 2008 5:00 pm

Lotech Joe wrote:There is still some hope for Spring. Our tulips are up almost 3" :cheers:
As soon as I posted this message, it started snowing HARD in Spokane. Go figure!

I'm wondering. Has anyone ever quoted themselves before?
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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by kuttkilla » Fri Mar 28, 2008 12:21 am

This is my weather buddy...we get along together quite well...
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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by cavdad45 » Sun Mar 30, 2008 6:28 pm

Will it ever end?!?! Such agony!!!! I am praying for global warming so bad. Not this whimpy 2 degrees in a century stuff the media crows about, but peacock bass in the Columbia River. Dorado and Wahoo along the coast and in the sound.:bom:

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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by Coastfishin » Sun Mar 30, 2008 6:35 pm

Cavdad, It was pretty nice on the WA coast today. The temp got up to 53. There may be hope!

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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by kuttkilla » Sun Mar 30, 2008 6:42 pm

Coastfishin wrote:Cavdad, It was pretty nice on the WA coast today. The temp got up to 53. There may be hope!
Lake Washington was flat calm...NO WIND...sunny, some snow showers roaming around in the north end, but pretty nice overall from my window view...

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RE:Long Winter :-(

Post by Marc Martyn » Fri Apr 04, 2008 11:44 pm

](*,) I am moving to Arizona!

Here we go again!

Forecast for Spokane Area
Updated: 8:19 PM PDT on April 4, 2008
Snow Advisory in effect from 1 am to 11 am PDT Saturday...

Rest of Tonight
Numerous rain and snow showers in the evening...then snow overnight. Snow accumulation of 1 to 3 inches. Lows in the lower 30s. Southwest wind 10 to 15 mph. Gusts up to 25 mph in the evening. Chance of precipitation 80 percent.

Saturday
Mostly cloudy. A chance of snow in the morning...then a slight chance of rain or snow showers in the afternoon. Highs in the mid to upper 40s. South wind 10 to 15 mph. Chance of precipitation 40 percent.
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