Yesterday was right back into winter again:
At 9 am, it was 33 degrees and steady
95% humidity and snowing (at that point; we'd had ice before that)
29.83 inches and steady for the pressure
Both today and yesterday we have the not-often seen experience of the Cascades running between banks of snow. Lovely!
At 9am today it is 31 degrees and rising
91% humidity and steady (sublimating and evaporating)
30.24 inches and steady on pressure
Stream stands at 6 inches even this morning
Fire danger is LOW, but the real story is what the rest of the map looks like. Over the weekend, northern New England all joined us in low fire danger; the snow must have largely melted. They've had no fire danger for most of the winter.
Keep in mind that the surface is now thawed under the snow, so it's mud, even if you can't see it!
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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