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Straight from the beast mouth. spokane,wa noaa
Today…For the first time in nearly a week, most of the Inland
Northwest will be dry for a day. For those keeping track of our wet
weather of late, the last dry day in Spokane was on the 12th with
over 3 inches of precipitation for the month. For the month 3.28 of
rain has fallen at the Spokane Airport with another 0.15 reported
yesterday. This has now vaulted us up to the wettest October since
1950 and we still have a good portion of the month remaining with
more rain expected, just not today. The record stands at 5.41 inches
in 1947. The weather today will be temporarily controlled by a
building ridge of high pressure ahead of the next system currently
moving through the eastern Pacific.
The main challenge for today will be how widespread will the fog
get early this morning as clearing skies aloft coupled with a very
moist lower atmosphere. As of 2 am, it appeared the fog and low
clouds cover was expanding rapidly across the eastern third of
Washington and across much of the Idaho Panhandle and we expect
that trend to continue. How long it persists is tough to say, but
given it is still mid-October we`d expect much of it to burn off
or lift before midday.
WHY DO YOU NO LONGER HAVE A SECTION HEADING ABOUT THE FRAUD OF MAN-MADE GLOBAL WARMING?
Straight from the beast mouth. spokane,wa noaa
Today…For the first time in nearly a week, most of the Inland
Northwest will be dry for a day. For those keeping track of our wet
weather of late, the last dry day in Spokane was on the 12th with
over 3 inches of precipitation for the month. For the month 3.28 of
rain has fallen at the Spokane Airport with another 0.15 reported
yesterday. This has now vaulted us up to the wettest October since
1950 and we still have a good portion of the month remaining with
more rain expected, just not today. The record stands at 5.41 inches
in 1947. The weather today will be temporarily controlled by a
building ridge of high pressure ahead of the next system currently
moving through the eastern Pacific.
The main challenge for today will be how widespread will the fog
get early this morning as clearing skies aloft coupled with a very
moist lower atmosphere. As of 2 am, it appeared the fog and low
clouds cover was expanding rapidly across the eastern third of
Washington and across much of the Idaho Panhandle and we expect
that trend to continue. How long it persists is tough to say, but
given it is still mid-October we`d expect much of it to burn off
or lift before midday.
WHY DO YOU NO LONGER HAVE A SECTION HEADING ABOUT THE FRAUD OF MAN-MADE GLOBAL WARMING?
Try “global warming hoax.”