I woke during the night, hoping to catch snow falling outside the window. No luck. As of 9:30pm last night, the winds and rains were light. Catching the news this morning, I should have had a full tuna tin of rain. Apparently 3+ inches fell somewhere in Kitsap county, but it didn't fall here. It is possible that the configuration of banks and trees around the yard are blocking the rainfall into my tuna tin rain gauge.
As of 3:47pm, the window thermometer is reporting 41 degrees and the MSN sidebar says it's 37 degrees. The news this morning predicted that the morning temperatures would be the warmest all day, as they would decline throughout the day in a reversal of the norms. That doesn't seem to have happened however, as 37 was the temperature this morning at 8:00am.
The above radar image shows the snow is all around me, and about to start falling any minute.
AND IT'S RIGHT!!! IT'S JUST STARTED SNOWING IN KITSAP COUNTY!
I'm near the court house, just up the hill from the sound!
332 Landslide
December 13, 2008
Western Washington Severe Weather December 2008 Day2 3:30pm
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