Greetings! There is much on the plate to talk about so let’s digest some weather news. We had a rather gloomy day Wednesday, but hey, for the most part it was dry except for a few spatters here and there.
Today a small but vigorous low swings northward and brings a shot of rain and wind to Southwest Washington. Winds along the coast could be in the 50-60 mph range — nothing out of the ordinary — and 25-35 here locally. Typical November breezes.
High pressure builds Friday and over the weekend for dry weather. Skies will clear and if the fog stays at bay lows could dip into the 30s in many outlying areas. No worry for frost in the inner city of Vancouver quite yet.
As we approach the beginning of the winter season, the National Weather Service in Portland will share winter weather tips as part of the annual Winter Weather Awareness Campaign, Nov. 9-15, to help educate the public about winter weather hazards. For more information you can follow the daily entries at http://tinyurl.com/nhxlb7b
