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Weather Discussion11/3/09
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Oct Climo
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Politics, Weather and Floods
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Precipitation Falling Below Dam is Also Important
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Major Expensive Additions
  • Another two atmospheric river observatories
  • One at the Dam, the other at the town of Pacific.
  • 14 rain gauges (good thing)
  • More units not useful for forecasting, but great
    for research.

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Westport Unit Last Thursday/Friday
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Westport Sat/Sunday
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Special AR Web Sites
  • http//www.nwrfc.noaa.gov/special/hh.cgi
  • http//www.esrl.noaa.gov/psd/psd2/coastal/satres/d
    ata/html/wx_cl.htm
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New Facility on Line RainWatchhttp//www.atmos.
washington.edu/SPU/
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Friday Night Windstorm
  • Winds gusted to 45 mph at Whidbey Is Naval Air
    Station and 64 mph at Tatoosh Island. 43 mph at
    Port Townsend. 53 mph at Smith Island.
  • KING 5 special report
  • SEDRO WOOLLEY, Wash. - A wind storm whipped
    through Western Washington Friday night.
  • Fierce wind gusts topping 50 mph toppled trees
    and brought down power lines in the northern half
    of Western Washington.
  • The National Weather Service issued wind
    advisories and warnings for the Northwest
    Interior, and the western Strait of Juan de Fuca.
  • In Sedro Wolley, traffic lights along busy US 20
    were blacked out, along with businesses forced to
    shut down on what would have been a busy Friday
    night.
  • Its too windy, said the clerk at an AM/PM as
    he picked up flyers which had blown across the
    pump islands. The station was without power for
    some two hours, before Puget Sound Energy
    repaired downed lines.
  • In Mount Vernon, police cordoned off an area off
    Kincaid St. where a falling tree ripped the power
    lines down. Justina Lemcke was looking out her
    window when she saw the tree start to fall.
  • It was falling really slowly and all of a sudden
    the line was ripped out of the side of the
    house, she said as she was lighting candles.
    Shes worried the rest of the tree will come
    down, falling on the cars or house by the
    corner. I am very nervous about that too, she
    said.
  • KING 5's Jeff Renner is keeping track of the
    winds, Jim Forman reports from Sedro-Wolley, and
    Owen Lei checks on the ferries.

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Olympic Pressure Perturbation
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