“…Off the models, everyone.” Indeed, the current long-range outlook is dry. Let’s take a look.
Other than a possible shower or two in the far NW corner of the PNW (Vancouver Is., northern WA Cascades) early this week and again this coming weekend, we do not see ANY notable precipitation through at least Oct 20. Sure, models do trend back-n-forth, but for now, the charts keep stable High pressure patterns blocking any normal fall Pacific storms from our region.
Easy forecast: Mild temps, with very little risk of frost, over the next 2-3 weeks. Stop by again on Friday for an update. Maybe rain will return to our forecasts.
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