Well, isn't that loverly
Jacqueline, already at work, alerted me to this morning's weather phenomenon:
Who knows if it'll stick around at all. One thing's for sure, NOA'A didn't see this coming at all:
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SEATTLE WA
415 AM PST WED NOV 19 2003.SYNOPSIS...THE FRONT THAT HAS BEEN OVER THE REGION HAS MOVED EAST WITH COOL TEMPERATURES OVERSPREADING THE AREA AND SNOW LEVELS IN THE MOUNTAINS DROPPING. PRECIPITATION WILL WIND DOWN TODAY AS THE FRONT MOVES FURTHER EAST. COLD AND UNSTABLE AIR WILL SETTLE IN THROUGH THURSDAY NIGHT FOR SHOWERS...LOW SNOW LEVELS AND COOL TEMPERATURES. IT WILL REMAIN COOL BUT DRY INTO SATURDAY...THEN A SERIES OF SYSTEMS WILL BEGIN AFFECTING THE NORTHWEST SUNDAY. &&
TODAY...PERIODS OF RAIN...MAINLY THIS MORNING... HIGHS IN THE 40S SOUTHWEST WIND 10 TO 15 MPH SOUTH PART AND NORTHWEST 10 TO 20 MPH NORTH PART.
rfkj, on Wednesday, November 19, 2003 at 7:21 AM:
Not too far to the north of Madison, there have already been school closings because of snow. I know that Chicago has seen some snow already. And yet we haven't seen a lick of it. It's like there's a little bubble around Madison that repels the stuff. I want my snow, darn it! Everyone gets snow but me! Whine!