Weeeeee.

[lithera]

From Komo:

I think if the Seattle Mariners are still looking for another pitcher this season, maybe they could sign Mother Nature. She sure has a wicked curveball...

And she just threw another one at the Northwest (as she often does with snow), causing us to once again have to tweak our forecast just a tad. While generally, we're still on track, the snow now looks to arrive later in the Seattle area -- moreso Friday afternoon/evening than Friday morning. One note before we get into this: as you might have guessed by now, this is an incredibly difficult forecast, so bear with us.

Comments

[grocible.livejournal.com]

They truly don't have a clue. It was obvious from their reports and the news tonight.

We'll see what happens. All I do know is that tonight at 8 it was 25° - which is a tad chilly for me. (At least it was North Dakota - -39° and that doesn't even include the wind chill.)

incredibly difficult forecast

[pamc.livejournal.com]

Ha!! Incredibly difficult, my ass! THey're just soft and slow because they're used to the Seattle Micro-Climate. They should try doing weather in the Midwest. Or Iceland. Places where you have sudden 60 degree tempreture drops in a couple of hours. In the middle of the day.

Feh! They have no concept of difficult.

Re: incredibly difficult forecast

[lithera.livejournal.com]

This is actually a difficult place to predict weather in because there are so many different fronts that collide here. I studied a bit of it in college and no, it isn't the hardest place to predict, is certainly isn't easy.

[bloolark.livejournal.com]

Kat, it is snowing here.

That is all.

SNOWSNOWSNOWSNOW!

[lithera.livejournal.com]

JEALOUS!

[seeker9.livejournal.com]

Well, if they changed it to afternoon, the better for me.. It means I'll make it to work.. And, if it starts snowing in the evening and turns bad, at least I'll be at a friend's house and won't care if I get snowed in..