Not much to talk about this week. This is a no fillers blog where I like to just jump forward to the next snowstorm and forget the in between details. Snow should hold pretty well on the mountain this week with highs in the 40's, even 50's Wed. & Thurs. at lake level.
Friday a storm moves into the Pacific NW and we may get a snow shower or two on the tail end of it, but it doesn't look like anything significant at the moment. Big change is that it will drop highs into the 30's for the weekend. Ridge rebuilds over the weekend.
Ok enough of the boring weather. Models are trying to catch on to the pattern going into Dec. Teleconnections and seasonal changes with El Nino would suggest a ridge building over Western Canada & the Pacific NW sending storms under the ridge into CA. The models haven't all caught onto that yet looking at week 1 and 2 in December. What is more popular right now is a large low pressure in the Gulf of Alaska sending storms into the Pacific NW and Northern CA starting around next Thursday. These storms would be storms with plenty of cold air.
Due to the extended duration of quiet weather I am going to post every other day and spend more time trying to get a handle on the pattern change back to stormy for the end of next week. Stay tuned.........BA
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