30 Years

Personal Note:  It is hard to believe that The Weather Café®️ was founded 30 years ago this week.  I was 41 years old.  Many Patrons have been with us since the beginning - our Cornerstones, if you will; some have passed away (including my first wife, Kay - married 46 years); still others have only recently become Patrons of this venture.  WELCOME.  The ‘staff’ - me, myself & I - have produced over 3,100 forecasts, plus Special Statements, radio interviews, presentations across the PNW and specialized help for traveling Patrons.  The forecasts are read by thousands around the PNW, and as far away as the United Kingdom & the Philippines.

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Today, Monday Nov 4, will turn rather stormy with rain, wind and cool showers.  Tue will be a transition day into a short dry period, lasting through the balance of the week.  Take advantage of dry break!  Speaking of this week, the coldest nights of fall, to date, are possible later this week.  FROSTY.  Foggy, too, in the usual places.

Friday night will begin the transition back into an extended wet cycle.  The wet pattern could last through at least Nov 20.  Expect measurable precipitation every day for the entire period, some of which will present as moderate-to-heavy rain, lots of mountain snow, and wind.  Given nature's variance, we’ll simply suggest that the wettest days in the series ahead will be overnight this Sunday into Veterans Day, Tue night into Wed the 13th, Fri night Nov 15, and super wet Sunday, Mon, Tue Nov 17-19. 

After the 19th, we see the potential for a couple days of dry, chilly weather; possible frosty mornings.