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| [SWX] Unseasonably cold weather expected across NW California
It's only 40 here right now (6:45 PM), and snow and rain showers are just a couple of hours from us in Redwood Valley. It looks to stay cold and unsettled for the next several days.
"A cold area of low pressure aloft currently over British Colombia
will settle southwards over Oregon and Washington later this
afternoon.
Rain showers will begin to develop across northern portions of
northwest California this morning... with shower activity
increasing through the afternoon and evening hours for the
remainder of the region. Rain will begin to mix with snow later
this afternoon as unseasonably cold air filters into the region
through the day.
Snow levels will lower from around 3500 to 4000 feet in the morning
down to 2500 feet by the late afternoon. Snow levels will lower
further late Saturday night to between 1500 and 2500 feet. With
warm ground temperatures in place... only brief snow accumulations
of up to an inch are expected.
With low freezing levels... elevations down to the coast may see
small hail or a light snow mix in heavier showers Saturday night
and during the day on Sunday.
Freezing overnight temperatures are expected tonight and Sunday
night... especially in regions sheltered from wind. Efforts should
be undertaken to move or cover plants which are susceptible to the
cold. Motorists traveling through the region this weekend should
be prepared for cold temperatures... slippery and hazardous driving
conditions. For the latest weather information check NOAA Weather
Radio or www.Weather.Gov/Eureka."
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Hayward
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April 26th, @03:36AM
| Re: [SWX] Unseasonably cold weather expected across NW Californi
Again what many don't think about Global WARMMING...
Just WARM.... no it is about EXTREMES both cold and warm, making for VERY DICEY extreme boudary/front weather.
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| said by Hayward  :Again what many don't think about Global WARMMING... Just WARM.... no it is about EXTREMES both cold and warm, making for VERY DICEY extreme boudary/front weather. Yep, I knew that, I wasn't posting this to dispute that at all  |
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Hayward
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April 26th, @04:33AM
| Didn't really mean to imply you did,,, but tornado season started when this year??? Like XMAS/Jan vs just typically NOW?
And us being near the tropics DOOM and GLOOM hurricane forcasts after catastrophic 2004/5 but nothing since for going on 3 years now but mid America tornado/flood/blizzard nuts crazy?
Again one of the ways most don't think of Global Warming works the poles and equator go dead... and the midlands go nuts.
Fact is VERY SERIOUS S* IS going on... most want to say is a normal phase.... though to degree has NEVER happened bfore we know of.... but when OIL was formed we may put back....
Kast time yhe worls and ocean currents went dead and the oceans died and all those organics died to make the oil, that die off to take out that carbon of the atmosphere, we have now buy back by burning it.
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RR Conductor
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| said by Hayward :Didn't really mean to imply you did,,, but tornado season started when this year??? Like XMAS/Jan vs just typically NOW? And us being near the tropics DOOM and GLOOM hurricane forcasts after catastrophic 2004/5 but nothing since for going on 3 years now but mid America tornado/flood/blizzard nuts crazy? Again one of the ways most don;t think of Global Warming works the poles and equator go dead... and the midlands go nuts. Okay, sorry about that 
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