Well, it is Sunday and the big question on everyone’s mind is: “Will it snow?’
OK, you tell me!
Just kidding.
Cold air has filtered down throughout the Puget Sound region and much of eastern Washington. As of Saturday evening, writing this column I was still waiting for enough cold air to make it into the Columbian basin. Gotta get those east winds going to chill the air.
Another shortwave weather system drops south late today and Monday, and maybe another will come Tuesday. I think anything that drops south along the British Columbia coast will move through quickly, so great amounts of snow may not materialize. I do think everyone will see some snow at least flurries here at city levels. Still as I write this, very difficult if any accumulations at lowest elevations, so just wait and see.
With Friday’s rainfall of 0.06 of an inch, Nov. 19 is definitely the wettest day in Seattle, with measurable precipitation 88 times out of 118 years of records.