• Rehearsal Time!

    Updated: 2010-12-31 17:38:41
    Angel and Chris's wedding rehearsal.

  • 3/4 mile visibility in snow.

    Updated: 2010-12-31 17:38:41
    Lake effect!

  • West Alabama Forecast for Friday, December 31

    Updated: 2010-12-31 03:55:05
    Have a happy and safe New Year’s Eve and Day!  It looks like we will have a good chance of rain in West Alabama starting later today through most of the day Saturday.  A slow moving front will bring showers for the New Year’s Eve/Day window…including a few areas that may see up to 1 [...]

  • Behold the world's smallest snowman

    Updated: 2010-12-31 01:36:55
    , , , Advanced Search News Video Weather Traffic Sports Entertainment Living Communities KOMO 4 TV KOMO Newsradio Local Deals Blogs Radar Satellite School Delays Forecast Maps FAQ Cameras Links Ski Report Stay Connected : Watch live : KOMO 4 TV What's on : nbsp Listen : KOMO Newsradio Police Scanner YouNews Promotions Advanced Search Behold the world's smallest snowman Tools 0 Comments Email this article Facebook Tweet Digg Print this article By YouNews contributor robogal By Scott Sistek Story Created : Dec 30, 2010 at 4:08 PM PST Story Updated : Dec 30, 2010 at 4:08 PM PST What to do when you get stuck with a layer of graupel at your home instead of a snow Why grab some pine needles and make the world's tiniest snowman . This little snowman submitted by YouNews contributor robogal of

  • West Alabama Weather for Thursday, December 30

    Updated: 2010-12-30 03:45:25
    Scattered showers are moving into West Alabama this evening from Mississippi…and we should see the scattered showers continue overnight and early Thursday as well.  We will also see a warming trend with higher dewpoints and higher afternoon temperatures Friday.  Afternoon highs will get close to 70 in many areas.  A cold front will approach West Alabama [...]

  • Snow totals from Wednesday's storm

    Updated: 2010-12-30 03:42:25
    , , , Advanced Search News Video Weather Traffic Sports Entertainment Living Communities KOMO 4 TV KOMO Newsradio Local Deals Blogs Radar Satellite School Delays Forecast Maps FAQ Cameras Links Ski Report Stay Connected : Watch live : KOMO 4 TV What's on : nbsp Listen : KOMO Newsradio Police Scanner YouNews Promotions Advanced Search Snow totals from Wednesday's storm Tools 0 Comments Email this article Facebook Tweet Digg Print this article Laura Ashton's daughter Emily in the snow at Sammamish . By Scott Sistek Story Created : Dec 29, 2010 at 1:03 PM PST Story Updated : Dec 29, 2010 at 4:18 PM PST Well , that snow event from Wednesday was surely a great example of just how variable the weather can be in Western Washington , and why it is so difficult to forecast snow around . here The

  • West Alabama Weather for Wednesday Evening

    Updated: 2010-12-30 00:22:37
    Showers are developing an moving across Mississippi this evening and should arrive in parts of West Alabama after midnight tonight.  So look for rain chances late tonight into early Thursday.  Lows tonight will stay in the low to mid 40′s.  Tomorrow, with off and on showers, we will see a high around 63 degrees. Rain [...]

  • Convergence Zone Snow

    Updated: 2010-12-29 15:47:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Wednesday , December 29, 2010 Convergence Zone Snow As shown below , the convergence zone snow is continuing and strengthening in southern Snohomish County . some of the roads have gotten . problematic You can watch this event unfold and know what is going to happen to you during the next hour by viewing the radar : animation http : radar.weather.gov radar.php rid=ATX http : www.atmos.washington.edu weather radar.shtml Latest NWS Spotter Reports PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SEATTLE WA 747 AM PST WED DEC 29 2010 TIME . EVENT . CITY LOCATION . LAT.LON . DATE . MAG . COUNTY LOCATION . ST . SOURCE . REMARKS . 0600 AM SNOW 3 NE

  • Its Snowing! (But not everywhere)

    Updated: 2010-12-29 13:48:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Wednesday , December 29, 2010 Its Snowing But not everywhere I5 in North Lynnwood During the past few hours it has been snowing in Everett and at Sea Tac but RAINING at Boeing Field and Renton . In fact , the snow was relatively hard around Everett to Lynnwood and is accumulating on the roads see above Why There is an intense band of precipitation . very narrow . extending over Everett and environs . take a look at the radar to : see The models were hinting at such a feature yesterday and it appears to be associated with a Puget Sound Convergence Zone . Temperatures are marginal for snow over the lowlands right now . Where precipitation is light in

  • West Alabama Weather for Wednesday, December 28

    Updated: 2010-12-29 04:01:50
    We should start the day with sunshine and a few clouds across West Alabama with temperatures in the upper 20′s / lower 30′s in most locations.  During the day Wednesday, look for clouds to increase…and rain chances to increase by tomorrow evening. We will continue with a gradual warm-up through the end of the week, [...]

  • West Alabama Weather Update for Tuesday Evening

    Updated: 2010-12-28 22:30:37
    Clouds in advance of the next weather system heading towards West Alabama will move into the area later this evening.  This should help keep our temperatures in the mid to upper 20′s for overnight lows…still quite chilly.  Rain chances will move back into West Alabama tomorrow evening through early Thursday.  We will also see a [...]

  • What does a Nor'Easter really look like?

    Updated: 2010-12-28 11:37:38
    A storm that just blew through New England dropping over two feet of snow and blasting the coast with over 50-60 mph winds (Cape Cod, MA hit a gust over 80 mph) not only managed to effective shut down the entire corridor...it made for some really amazing photography.This time lapse video by Michael Black was taken in Belmar, New Jersey that shows about 20 hours of video in 40 seconds. Black doesn't give how much snow fell, but it looks like roughly 2 feet or so:

  • West Alabama Weather for Tuesday, December 27

    Updated: 2010-12-28 04:06:14
    A bitter cold start expected for Tuesday in West Alabama. At 9pm, the Tuscaloosa airport is reporting 28 degrees.  We should see temps fall to the 17 – 22 degree range in most areas of West Alabama. A few locations may dip to 12 – 15 degrees north of Tuscaloosa.  We will see a gradual [...]

  • Global weather photos: Winter begins icy grip

    Updated: 2010-12-28 03:37:03
    A storm that just blew through New England dropping over two feet of snow and blasting the coast with over 50-60 mph winds (Cape Cod, MA hit a gust over 80 mph) not only managed to effective shut down the entire corridor...it made for some really amazing photography.This time lapse video by Michael Black was taken in Belmar, New Jersey that shows about 20 hours of video in 40 seconds. Black doesn't give how much snow fell, but it looks like roughly 2 feet or so:

  • 'Twas the forecast before Christmas...

    Updated: 2010-12-28 03:37:02
    A storm that just blew through New England dropping over two feet of snow and blasting the coast with over 50-60 mph winds (Cape Cod, MA hit a gust over 80 mph) not only managed to effective shut down the entire corridor...it made for some really amazing photography.This time lapse video by Michael Black was taken in Belmar, New Jersey that shows about 20 hours of video in 40 seconds. Black doesn't give how much snow fell, but it looks like roughly 2 feet or so:

  • Is it going to rain today? Just check your toothpaste

    Updated: 2010-12-28 03:37:01
    A storm that just blew through New England dropping over two feet of snow and blasting the coast with over 50-60 mph winds (Cape Cod, MA hit a gust over 80 mph) not only managed to effective shut down the entire corridor...it made for some really amazing photography.This time lapse video by Michael Black was taken in Belmar, New Jersey that shows about 20 hours of video in 40 seconds. Black doesn't give how much snow fell, but it looks like roughly 2 feet or so:

  • Photos and Tweets from Solstice Lunar Eclipse

    Updated: 2010-12-28 03:37:00
    A storm that just blew through New England dropping over two feet of snow and blasting the coast with over 50-60 mph winds (Cape Cod, MA hit a gust over 80 mph) not only managed to effective shut down the entire corridor...it made for some really amazing photography.This time lapse video by Michael Black was taken in Belmar, New Jersey that shows about 20 hours of video in 40 seconds. Black doesn't give how much snow fell, but it looks like roughly 2 feet or so:

  • Wednesday Lowland Snow??

    Updated: 2010-12-28 03:14:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Monday , December 27, 2010 Wednesday Lowland Snow Snow at the top of Seattle Hills and rain near sea level often occurs during marginal snow situations There has been talk for nearly a week for the potential for lowland snow on Wednesday . I will analyze the situation below , but let me make it very clear at the outset--this is a VERY , VERY different situation than November 22 nd You will not see a powerful arctic blast associated with strong high pressure in British Columbia and a major coastal low over SW Washington . Temperatures will be far more marginal . Far less icing potential . But there COULD be some interesting wrinkles . like a chance for

  • West Alabama Weather for Monday Evening

    Updated: 2010-12-27 23:24:51
    A Hard Freeze Warning is in effect tonight for West Alabama. Look for temperatures to fall from the current 41 degrees in Tuscaloosa to the upper teens by tomorrow morning.  Many areas north of Tuscaloosa will fall to the 13 – 16 degree mark by morning.  Remember to protect those plants and pets…and check on elderly [...]

  • West Alabama Weather for Monday, December 27

    Updated: 2010-12-27 03:13:55
    After several rounds of snow flurries across the Tuscaloosa area this Christmas weekend, we will continue with cold weather to start the work week…but will see sunshine return.  Monday will be sunny and cold with highs struggling to hit 40 in many locations.  Tomorrow night will be bitter cold with lows in the upper teens [...]

  • Nor'Easter!

    Updated: 2010-12-26 16:45:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Sunday , December 26, 2010 Nor'Easter Nothing really exceptional during the next few days around here weatherwise except for some strong winds today so I thought I might comment on the active weather on the U.S . East Coast . a Nor'easter or Northeaster as the locals like to call . them The greater winter storms of the U.S . East Coast are called Nor'easters because of two reasons : first , they move up the coast to the northeast , and secondly , because as the low moves up the coast the winds hitting the coastal zone is FROM the northeast . Nor'easters bring strong winds and heavy precipitation to the coastal zone and during winter can be associated

  • New Winter Weather Advisory for Today(Sunday)

    Updated: 2010-12-26 15:15:37
    ...MORE SNOW SHOWERS TO BRING ADDITIONAL ACCUMULATIONS TO CENTRAL ALABAMA... .VERY COLD AIR HAS BEGUN TO POUR INTO CENTRAL ALABAMA TODAY. NUMEROUS AREAS OF SNOW SHOWERS HAVE FORMED IN THE COLD AIR...AND WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE ACROSS CENTRAL ALABAMA THROUGH THE AFTERNOON. THESE SNOW SHOWERS WILL BRING ADDITIONAL SNOW ACCUMULATIONS TO SOME AREAS...ALONG WITH REDUCED [...]

  • Global weather photos: Winter begins icy grip

    Updated: 2010-12-25 21:20:16
    : , , , , Advanced Search News Weather Traffic Outdoors Entertainment Communities AMNW Inside KATU Family Matters Local Deals Stay Connected : Watch : live KATU News AM Northwest Live Traffic Video What's on : nbsp Video YouNews Promotions Advanced Search WEATHER RESOURCES : Forecast Radar Traffic Send in your photos Global weather photos : Winter begins icy grip By KOMO Staff Story Created : Dec 25, 2010 at 8:10 AM PST Story Updated : Dec 25, 2010 at 8:10 AM PST Tools 0 Comments Email this article Facebook Tweet Digg Print this article Gallery See all 123 photos Winter officially began Tuesday but winter had a pretty good head start , clutching Britain and Europe in an extended arctic blast that snarled air and ground traffic for weeks . Back in the U.S . snowstorms also have pummeled the

  • Winter Weather Advisory

    Updated: 2010-12-25 13:39:32
    URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BIRMINGHAM AL 431 AM CST SAT DEC 25 2010 ...SNOW EXPECTED IN ALABAMA ON CHRISTMAS DAY... .A COMPLEX WEATHER SITUATION IS EXPECTED TO BRING A RARE SNOWSTORM TO ALABAMA TODAY...CHRISTMAS DAY. TWO UPPER-LEVEL DISTURBANCES WILL SPREAD PRECIPITATION OVER THE FORECAST AREA TODAY AND THIS EVENING. A SURFACE [...]

  • 9:00 pm update

    Updated: 2010-12-25 02:45:44
    The main Heavy snow band tonight has tracked further south than expected thus another holiday update. Snowfall rates have been up to an inch and hour within this period of heavy snow with reported totals of 1-1.5 inches from the NWS. The heavy snow should continue till around 10 pm with light snow showers through the remainder of [...]

  • Darkest Day and Possible Snow

    Updated: 2010-12-25 01:23:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Friday , December 24, 2010 Darkest Day and Possible Snow This will be a blog about contradictions . Yesterday was very dark over much of the NW , in fact in Seattle it was the darkest day since January 10th of this year based on the solar radiation measurements at the UW this fact was communicated by Mark Albright , past state climatologist First , we start with the darkest period of the year based on the amount of solar radiation reaching the top of the atmosphere of course , the darkest day by that aspect is December 21st Then we add unusually thick clouds with lots of water content that scatter and absorb the radiation we do get . Between the two ,

  • 11:00 am update

    Updated: 2010-12-24 17:06:17
    Temperatures have gone at or slightly above freezing this morning. Precipitation is moving in from the Missouri valley and should arrive in the region late this afternoon. With the temperatures near freezing and faster timing of the system this precipitation may begin as a mix of rain or sleet before changing quickly to snow. Periods [...]

  • Lunar eclipse features something not seen around here since 419 AD

    Updated: 2010-12-20 08:39:33
    , , , , Advanced Search News Weather Traffic Outdoors Entertainment Communities AMNW Inside KATU Family Matters Local Deals Stay Connected : Watch : live KATU News AM Northwest Live Traffic Video What's on : nbsp Video YouNews Promotions Advanced Search WEATHER RESOURCES : Forecast Radar Traffic Send in your photos Lunar eclipse features something not seen around here since 419 AD Photo courtesy Flickr user Marianne . Perdomo Creative Commons 2.0 . license By Scott Sistek Story Created : Dec 18, 2010 at 12:41 PM PST Story Updated : Dec 19, 2010 at 11:17 AM PST Tools 0 Comments Email this article Facebook Tweet Digg Print this article The moon is set to put on quite the show over the Pacific Northwest Monday night into Tuesday morning as we get a total lunar eclipse and our longitude is in

  • The Easterly Windstorm Forecast and a Clarification

    Updated: 2010-12-19 23:52:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Sunday , December 19, 2010 The Easterly Windstorm Forecast and a Clarification First , some of you noted that you had strong winds and feel the NWS didn't give you warning . I should note that next generation model resolution--which is not available generally--might have helped . Here is output from the new 1.3 km resolution WRF model at the UW and you can compare to the 4-km , which has been around awhile . The 1.3 km is far better , with stronger winds and even got the winds hitting Bainbridge island . The NWS uses a 12km model that does not have much of Puget Sound--only at 1.3 km can we do a reasonable job . They do a good job with tools they .

  • Weak system to bring light rain

    Updated: 2010-12-19 19:41:10
    Highlights *Highs in the low to mid 40s *Light rain Monday night/Tuesday *High pressure dominates mid week A system to our north will bring rain to the area Monday night into the afternoon on Tuesday.  Cold air will remain to the north of us, snow is not expected.  Temperatures will be well above freezing during the day and nighttime [...]

  • Major Easterly Wind Event

    Updated: 2010-12-19 13:05:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Sunday , December 19, 2010 Major Easterly Event Wind damage near Enumclaw Picture Courtesy of the Seattle Times Strong winds over western Washington and Oregon are almost always out of the south the product of low pressure centers moving up the coast and or making landfall to our north On rare occasions like on Nov 22 with the cold outbreak we can get fairly strong northerly winds as cold air pushes southward during an arctic blast situation But there is another direction that can bring very strong winds but only for certain foothills locations and very specific situations easterly winds And yesterday such an event occurred Winds gusted to 70-80 mph at

  • Models

    Updated: 2010-12-17 02:05:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Thursday , December 16, 2010 Models Over the months I get lots of questions about the various models local forecasters use . and considering that the weather is relatively benign right now perhaps this is a good time to talk about them Carpenters have hammers and power saws plumbers have wrenches and meteorologists have computer models Now these are not physical models of course but rather simulation models The equations that describe the atmosphere are programmed on digital computers that is the model We start with a 3D description of the atmosphere based on observations known at the initialization and then the model can integrate the equations

  • Oh the wonders of technology

    Updated: 2010-12-15 01:26:11
    Hey Everyone! Just a quick update. Things are well down in Asheville North Carolina! But we can’t wait to return to New England for the holiday season! I just wanted to point out the obvious… Technology is awesome! How awesome? This entire post was made on my iPod touch! While this concept is years old, [...]

  • Videos of NW Rivers

    Updated: 2010-12-13 04:18:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Sunday , December 12, 2010 Videos of NW Rivers Here in the Northwest we have something better than storm chasing . after big rainfall events , head to the rivers , and particularly major falls . if you can get there . Some amazing videos of local . rivers Here is the South Fork of the Stillaguamish at Granite Falls http : www.youtube.com watch v=QPs-Ggmk6JA or Snoqualmie Falls http : www.youtube.com watch v=NMoagpThf6w A good summary of the NWS flood warnings is found : at http : water.weather.gov ahps2 forecasts.php wfo=sew view=1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1 toggles=10,7,8,2,9,15,6 Here is a graphic from it showing observed or potential flooding around the : area A

  • Rain Ending over Puget Sound

    Updated: 2010-12-12 19:46:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Sunday , December 12, 2010 Rain Ending over Puget Sound Just a brief note . as the precipitation band now pushes southward however , the flooding is yet to come for many locations since it takes time for the precipitation to move down the rivers Here is the total rain at 11:30 AM . A band of over three inches across N . Seattle and over the eastern suburbs , and over 4 inches for the Kitsap . Much less to the . north Nearly eleven inches at Quinault 7.3 inches at Cushman Dam . 4.2 inches at Verlot Ranger Statoon . Darrington and Skykomish about 4.5 inches . The totals in the mountains are impressive , but don't equal those of the REALLY big events .

  • The Warm Front Cometh

    Updated: 2010-12-12 06:32:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Saturday , December 11, 2010 The Warm Front Cometh The latest radar shows a complex pattern , moderate to heavy rain over Puget Sound country , drying out south of Olympia , and a clear rain shadow to the NE of the . Olympics The warm front is now moving across central Puget Sound . Take a look at Tacoma McChord AFB during the past 12 hours . over a period of 3 hours the temperature jumped from just above 40F to 57F Now that is a warm front , the kind we rarely see around . here As shown in the surface chart at 10 PM , the warm front was positioned between Tacoma and Sea-Tac Airport , with the wettest conditions to its north . The warm front has pushed

  • More Serious

    Updated: 2010-12-11 20:12:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Saturday , December 11, 2010 More Serious One thing that meteorologists look at carefully is the trend in the model solutions for the same period . in the biz we call this dmodel dt those who know calculus will understand the terminology Anyway , the trend of the high resolution forecasts is for more rain from this . event Here are the 48h precipitation totals ending 4 AM on Monday . You will notice some increases over the central Puget Sound like Seattle and over the central Washington Cascades . If this is right and 2-5 inches falls over the lowlands , there will certainly be some flooded roadways and perhaps some slides . Want to stay dry or nearly

  • Pineapple Express Update

    Updated: 2010-12-11 06:48:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Friday , December 10, 2010 Pineapple Express Update I don't want to overhype this event--it should not be one of the great flooding events--such as December 2007, January 2009, or November 2006, but it will probably bring enough precipitation to cause flooding on a number of local rivers and to cause localized urban flooding , particularly south of Seattle . The latest infrared satellite figures says a lot--a current of warm , moist air is headed our . way Here is something I haven't shown before--the 48hr precipitation total , in this case ending 4 AM Monday . 5-10 inches on the windward slopes of the mountain in favored locations , with over an inch

  • Weekend Storm

    Updated: 2010-12-10 19:24:42
    Boy what a difference a few days makes. Latest model runs now provide quite a drastic picture shaping up for this weekends weather. Both the European and GFS as Well As The North American Mesoscale Model, are in pretty good agreement of a more northerly storm track. Confidence has grown in the Model solutions as [...]

  • Atmospheric River on the Way

    Updated: 2010-12-10 06:43:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Thursday , December 9, 2010 Atmospheric River on the Way We have had quite a bit of heavy shower activity over the lowlands as well as snow in the mountains , but a period of heavier rain , particularly in the mountains , is on tap for later this . weekend The first part of Saturday will actually be quite decent , but the action starts later that day as an unusually strong and well formed warm front pushes north across the region see graphic Behind the warm front there will be a shift to strong , warm moist southwesterly flow that is connected to the subtropics--known as an atmospheric river or as we call it here , a pineapple . express This figure

  • Squall Line!

    Updated: 2010-12-09 03:29:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Wednesday , December 8, 2010 Squall Line Taking a look at the radar this morning was sort of like listening to shark theme from JAWS you knew something intense was about to happen and it was time to take cover . Take a look at the radar graphic from the Camano Island radar at 7:26 : AM Wow An intense line of convective cells . sometime known as a squall line . was moving towards us . Green indicate moderate rain and yellow is heavy rain . This line was accompanied by lightning , a shift in wind direction , a burst in wind speed , a drop in temperature , a rapid increase in humidity and a jump in . pressure Many locations had gusts to 30- 40 mph and at

  • December 11-13 Clipper System

    Updated: 2010-12-06 16:58:08
    Models are picking up on a clipper system to move through the area this weekend.  As of right now looks like cold air is in place for some measurable snowfall for the area.  Now with models this far out in advance, they are fairly inaccurate, but its worth noting and we will definitely be keeping [...]

  • Eastern Washington Gloom

    Updated: 2010-12-04 17:54:00
    : skip to main skip to sidebar Cliff Mass Weather Blog This blog provides my latest forecast or comments on current weather or other topics Saturday , December 4, 2010 Eastern Washington Gloom You think of eastern Washington and what are the first thoughts that come into your head Dry--no doubt . Sunny and warm Well for the warmer half of the year this is true . but eastern Washington has its dark side . the tendency for low clouds and fog to collect there from November into February . The last few days have been good examples . Below are two satellite images from yesterday Friday , Dec 3 The first from the usual NWS operational satellite and second from the high-resolution MODIS . satellite Eastern Washington is full of low clouds and fog . and you can see a line of low clouds in the

  • Outstanding preformance from WKU in UGA forecast contest

    Updated: 2010-12-03 20:15:39
    Over this fall term students in Dr.Durkee’s Synoptic class forecasted weather each day for cities across the country and competed with meteorology majors from the university of Georgia, northern Illinois university and Mississippi state university. Overall Lee Campbell a blog author finished in first place overall in the precipitation category with Dustin Jordan and Kyle [...]

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