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Local Weather Exchange®
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Full Advisory Text
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Warning Description: Special Statement
Warning Date: 3:45 am PDT on May 20, 2012
WarningSum:...A Frontal System Followed By An Upper Trough Will Bring A
Transition To Cool Wet Weather Early This Week...
Warning Message:A warm front will move through western Washington today...with
light rain over much of the area. A stronger cold front will move
through on Monday...bringing a soaking rainfall and breezy to
locally windy conditions. An upper trough will follow the front
Monday night and Tuesday for cool and showery weather.
The change to the weather pattern will be most significant in the
mountains. The snow level will be in the 6500 to 8000 foot range
today through Monday. Precipitation amounts of a half to one and
a half inches are likely...with most of that occurring on Monday.
The snow level will fall in the wake of the cold front Monday
night and be near 4000 feet Tuesday and Tuesday night. Another one
half to one and half inches of precipitation is likely Monday
night through Tuesday night. The higher mountain highways will
have some snowfall at times...but significant snowfall
accumulation on the roadways is unlikely.
People planning to venture into the backcountry should expect much
cooler conditions with rain and snow. Significant snowfall
accumulations are likely above 6000 feet...especially on the
volcanoes.
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