Oregon and Washington BS thread

I'd expect something like that in....San Diego.



So even if it doesn't snow (it doesn't look like it at the moment), they'll delay school since there's still a slight chance?

 

They have in the past. And people wonder why Portland Public Schools produce such shitty graduation rates

 

pm"d^^

 

Before or after Mall Crawling?

 

I gots your snow. I'm just too sick to enjoy it.

 

After.

Lucky.

 

monday is going to be a pain. you can see where I'm parked, and you can see the short hill I have to climb to get to the road. If the exits to my parking area freeze, I'm going to have to try winching to a tree across the road, then figure out what to do to get back down. I don't like the idea of parking on the street and getting whacked by somebody's car.

 

That's not so lucky.

 

Got some snow accumulation in downtown Portland!



(Less than an inch, but it's on the ground. )

 

Snow!!

 

bachelor was DUMPING today. fresh pow all day long and i finally got to test out my duratracs.

there are quite a few side roads that you can go into off that highway. not sure which one 97 i think. i drove up a couple and it seemed like maybe a logging road? there was only forest on both sides but im pretty sure it went through to a different side. i just turned around

 

It rained here

 

Really? We had snow off and on all day. Only a tiny bit stuck around 3:30.

 

Yeah I just drove over the Fremont Bridge and there was a lot of slush up there! Nothing here in Bethany all day though but rain and slush.

 

Lame! News overhyped it.

 

Not so fast man. It could still come tomorrow night

KATU says "51 and rain" on Tuesday

KOIN says "36 and snow" on Tuesday?????

 

I wouldn't even listen to them at this point, I'm comfortable just waiting and seeing what happens.

 

That's whar I do.. the news is like 98% wrong every time lol

 

weather.com is pretty damn accurate. even to the hour

 

Weather.com steals their stuff from us...the most accurate weather you can get is right here, and you can click on the map in the link to get a pinpoint forecast for your neighborhood-http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClic...QR&textField1=45.5236&textField2=-122.675&e=1
A strong winter storm will hit the Washington Cascades Monday night, then spread into the inland northwest Tuesday and Wednesday. Most of eastern Washington and parts of north-central and northeast Oregon will be impacted with periods of heavy snow.

The east slopes of the Washington Cascades may see 1 to 2 feet of snow between Monday evening and Wednesday evening, while the northern Blue Mountains of Washington and Oregon may see up to 18 inches from Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday afternoon. Winds will also be an issue, causing blowing and drifting snow to reduce visibility on interstates and highways. Snow is expected for much of central and southern Oregon as well from Tuesday through Wednesday.