Mountain West Discussion

[ValpoVike]

20 hours ago, smokeybandit said:

True, but not with temps in the 60s/70s

I was referring to the snowfall amounts. I think you would agree that temps were not 60 during the event. 

[smokeybandit]

2 hours ago, ValpoVike said:

I was referring to the snowfall amounts. I think you would agree that temps were not 60 during the event. 

I'm referring to the winter season in general. It'd have been more tolerable to date if it was seasonable cold during our dryness.

[tacoman25]

2 hours ago, smokeybandit said:

I'm referring to the winter season in general. It'd have been more tolerable to date if it was seasonable cold during our dryness.

That's fair, but your first statement was about this last event busting. Which wasn't the case, at least for most of the Denver area. It was never forecast to be a big storm.

[ValpoVike]

35 minutes ago, tacoman25 said:

That's fair, but your first statement was about this last event busting. Which wasn't the case, at least for most of the Denver area. It was never forecast to be a big storm.

Exactly 

[Roger Smith]

Generally clear skies over the PNW and s BC, but widespread fog in valleys, sunshine on hills and alpine areas. Where I live, my north view is clear blue skies and my south view is a bright white cloud a little below my elevation and drifting towards me at times, but it has stayed sunny with highs around 7 C 45 F. A few valleys getting out of the fog are 10-15 C and valleys in fog are just slightly above freezing. Most of eastern WA and the southern ID region are under this inversion fog. Visibilities are quite low.

Very mild on the Oregon coast, highs near 17 C 63 F there today.