Happy Nee Year Rod! TYVM for the wonderful snowpack hydrology report! Woohoo 130% percent that’s awesome! Just love the snow in the mountains for the water storage and outdoor activities. Also love the mild rain here in the valley. For those whining, we don’t get “winter” until late January, February, March and sometimes even April. There’s always something at least once but not usually lots of snow thankfully. We don’t have the tools for that in the valley. We do, however, get some nasty ice. I grew up here and we never got many snow days even before the warming trend started. Safe journey and enjoy the coast! Enjoy your time - the empty nest is looming all too soon.
Happy New Year, Rod! We’re enjoying some snow in the Coast Range this New Year’s Eve. ☃️ As of ~9:45pm, it’s been snowing at 1,200ft near Buxton, Oregon. ❄️
Happy New Years Rod! Long range forecasts show persistent high pressure in all of January and most of February. Heights are high in January. Seems odd for a La Nina year. Systems seem weak. Odd. Your winter forecast was spot-on thus far with near to slightly below normal rainfall and snow pack. Last windstorm was weaker than normal too...trends here on weakening everything.
Yes to all, but I will remind you that models showed high pressure ridging and mostly dry the last 2 weeks of December, until the models changed on a dime and the big wet finish arrived. Happy New Year.
PNW winter weather sucks anymore. Our low land snow chances are coming to an end in the future. If you want that, your going to have to move where they get it. Our weather is changing.
Exactly why we shouldn’t even be talking about ENSO cycles……they are a poor predictor of upcoming weather patterns….especially when we have record high ocean temps everywhere. For instance during last years El Niño a few daily record lows were set in eastern OR/WA where I grew up. And this year has been the warmest start to winter I can ever remember.
Happy New Year Rod! Nice dense snowpack. Good beginning.
Happy Nee Year Rod! TYVM for the wonderful snowpack hydrology report! Woohoo 130% percent that’s awesome! Just love the snow in the mountains for the water storage and outdoor activities. Also love the mild rain here in the valley. For those whining, we don’t get “winter” until late January, February, March and sometimes even April. There’s always something at least once but not usually lots of snow thankfully. We don’t have the tools for that in the valley. We do, however, get some nasty ice. I grew up here and we never got many snow days even before the warming trend started.
Safe journey and enjoy the coast! Enjoy your time - the empty nest is looming all too soon.
Happy New Year, Rod! We’re enjoying some snow in the Coast Range this New Year’s Eve. ☃️ As of ~9:45pm, it’s been snowing at 1,200ft near Buxton, Oregon. ❄️
You rock Rod! Have a great year .
Thanks for the clarification, Rod. At my age, I’m always in neutral. This forecast will mesh well with my blah countenance.
Happy New Year!🎉
Happy New Year Rod! Thank you for your forecasts.
Happy new year Rod! Will be doing one of the Oregon State Parks first day hikes tomorrow, hope it stays mostly dry!
Happy new year thanks for the complete weather forecast
Happy new year to you!!
Happy New Year Rod!
Happy 2025! Really appreciate your detail and your local knowledge forecasts. Thanks for keeping me well and accurately informed!
Excellent end of the year forecast and updates, Thank you for everything Rod!!! Happy New Year!!!
Happy NEW YEAR Rod from North Bend oregon - 44 degrees 😊
Thank you!
❤ Thank you, Rod! Love the snow or hate it, it's a good thing to know if it's coming!❤😂
Happy New Year to you and your family!
Thank you
Have fun at the coast
Happy New Years Rod!
Long range forecasts show persistent high pressure in all of January and most of February. Heights are high in January. Seems odd for a La Nina year. Systems seem weak. Odd. Your winter forecast was spot-on thus far with near to slightly below normal rainfall and snow pack. Last windstorm was weaker than normal too...trends here on weakening everything.
Yes to all, but I will remind you that models showed high pressure ridging and mostly dry the last 2 weeks of December, until the models changed on a dime and the big wet finish arrived. Happy New Year.
@@harrisonrutledge5 snow pack is exilent
Happy New Year
27 in the foothills this morning, above all the fog.
Neutral winters we can get some big snow too and cold
yes
*I Hope Next Year We Will Have A Stronger La Nina*
31 in Canby this morning. Foggy all day. Only 39 or 40 for a high.
"The Fog" chemical smog..
I imagine with ocean temperatures trending the way they are, La Nina’s will only be remembered in history books….ocean temps are just rising so fast.
PNW winter weather sucks anymore. Our low land snow chances are coming to an end in the future. If you want that, your going to have to move where they get it. Our weather is changing.
Good research article out about how the Pacific Jet has shifted north over time.
Ok weather prophet. Lolol obviously you are not old enough to understand the chances in life.
Glad it hasn’t snowed. You try driving 102,500 loaded semi in this crap.
@richardbuckles5098 Same here! It wouldn't be so bad if they cleared the roads! 😮❤
Exactly why we shouldn’t even be talking about ENSO cycles……they are a poor predictor of upcoming weather patterns….especially when we have record high ocean temps everywhere.
For instance during last years El Niño a few daily record lows were set in eastern OR/WA where I grew up.
And this year has been the warmest start to winter I can ever remember.
Fork it, Rod