I'm raking the leaves today and had to go back in to change my light spring/fall gardening jacket for my summer shirt and I'm truly disoriented by a 67F November day.
I recall "raking leaves" as a "cold-weather let's get some warm apple cider activity".
Hey, was it windy last night, or something? 🥴 😉
Whoa
Stevens Pass US Hwy 2 Washington
Pass report:
Elevation: 4061 ft / 1238 m
Air Temp.: Not available
Travel eastbound: Traction Tires Advised, Oversize Vehicles Prohibited.
Travel westbound: Traction Tires Advised, Oversize Vehicles Prohibited.
Conditions: Compact snow and ice
Weather: Snowing
Last updated: Saturday, October 25, 2025 11:53 AM
Here: https://wsdot.com/travel/real-time/mountainpasses/stevens
How in the everloving...do people here forget how to drive in the rain?!
It's Seattle, FFS!
::grumbles into beard::
The curmudgeon has spoken.
huh...
Both Snoqualmie Pass I-90 and Stevens Pass US Hwy 2, Washington, are reporting snow
Snoqualmie Pass at 3022 ft, Stevens Pass at 4061 ft in the Cascade Mountains
Can't see anything sticking, and no temperatures reported because we're not in the "reporting" season yet...
That's almost a 20F difference in temperature for tomorrow 😳
I jinxed myself. I don't do well in the heat, bring the drizzle back, I won't say anything about it, I promise :blobcat_weary:
Hi weather people. I saw this cloud pattern tonight and it was something I hadn't seen before. Looks like a little spout on top of a larger cloud. Curious if it is rare or just a funny shape
#wx #pnwwx #pnw
Me, too, Rufus. Me, too.
#DogsOfMastodon #AustralianCattleDog #ACD #Seattle #PNWWX #Junuary
huh...
As of 8:38 am PDT May 19 it looks like it's snowing pretty good up at Stevens Pass US 2 in Washington state
Stevens is at 4,061 feet so I'm not surprised, and there's bands of rain down in the Puget Sound lowlands
Weether reports have stopped for the year so it's just eyeball reporting
Looks a little plowed, maybe
Here: https://wsdot.com/travel/real-time/mountainpasses/stevens
This is the Forecast Discussion from KSEA / Seattle WA NWS at Sunday 04/06/2025 09:11:38 PDT
SYNOPSIS:
Front moving through Western Washington tonight with rain out ahead of the system spreading over the area today
Upper level trough behind the front Monday with the trough axis moving through Tuesday
Upper level ridge trying to build Wednesday
Next system arriving late Thursday with another upper level trough behind it for Friday
Copy-pasted from the "Deep Weather" app on my iPhone 14
Thunder then rain and lightning ⛈️ and immediately, power outage #PNW #PNWwx #PacificCoast #OlympicPenninsula
This is the Forecast Discussion from KSEA / Seattle WA NWS at Tuesday 03/25/2025 14:54:53 PDT
SYNOPSIS:
The focus shifts to convection on Wednesday, with impactful weather on tap for all of western Washington
As a low pressure system approaches the Pacific Coast, showers and embedded thunderstorms are likely to form over the Olympic Peninsula throughout the mid to late morning hours
A dynamic warm front will lift across the region throughout the afternoon and into the evening, bringing a round of widespread and potentially strong thunderstorms northward
The primary threats for these storms will be hail and/or gusty winds, alongside frequent lightning and locally heavy rain
The strongest storms are currently favored to move northward east of the Puget Sound Wednesday along the I-5 corridor during the mid- to-late afternoon, likely causing impacts for the afternoon commute
Copy-pasted from the "Deep Weather" app on my iPhone 14
Stevens Pass WA, US 2
US 2 at MP 64.6: East Stevens Pass
Pass report:
Elevation 4061 ft / 1238 m
Temperature 43°F / 6°C as of 3:04 AM 03/24/2025
Snoqualmie Pass WA, I-90
I-90 at MP 52: Snoqualmie Summit
Pass report:
Elevation 3022 ft / 921 m
Temperature 42°F / 6°C as of 2:11 AM 03/24/2025
