Calm Through Next Week, But La Nina Pattern Returns By End of Month

Beginning around 1/14, a strong ridge of high pressure began to form over the Pacific Northwest, and although a few weak systems passing over it have brought a few sprinkles to Western Washington and Oregon at times, the weather is dead calm compared to the extreme mountain snow and river flooding we had to begin […]

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McRidge – The End Is Near

Fog over the Columbia Basin. The smoke off the coast is from the California wildfires due to southerly flow aloft on the western side of McRidge

It’s been five days since my initial post, which, despite describing the most boring weather feature in existence, actually became my most-viewed post ever with over 1,000 views this week! That’s because Scott Sistek, a University of Washington meteorology grad who works for KOMO as a content writer/off-air meteorologist, was generous enough to share my […]

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