Atmospheric river possible this weekend in PNW
Atmospheric river possible in the Pacific Northwest next week. Here’s what you need to know
The scattered rain showers seen across the Pacific Northwest this week is a sign of the wet weather to come in the months ahead. Atmospheric river season is ramping up as the flow of moisture from the central Pacific finds its way back to the west coast.
It’s a tale of two forecasts across the Pacific Northwest this weekend as Saturday’s dry skies fade to a weak atmospheric ...
For those frothing for snowfall, an Atmospheric River is set to dump significant snow totals on the mountains of the Pacific ...
The first atmospheric river of the season will bring widespread rain and snow to higher terrain in Washington.
A shift in atmospheric rivers can have big effects on local climates — but what they are varies greatly and more research is ...
Weak high pressure comes into the region before another upper low sinks across the Pacific Northwest Sunday night.
With a chill finally back in the air in Portland, it’s starting to feel a little more like fall. The rain will start to pour, ...
November and December could bring an increase in moisture to Northern California, whereas January has a different forecast.
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