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Happy Thanksgiving! We certainly have a basket full of blessings to think about even with living in another pandemic year. I’ll just do my part on the weather stuff, and you can do the rest. We live in perhaps an ideal region with a mild temperate climate. Yes, it rains but that is what keeps us green and fresh.
It was a hot one on Tuesday, with a record 95 degrees here in Vancouver. What a way to welcome the first day of June. It was expected to be near 90 degrees Wednesday, which is still in the hot category. A cooling trend begins in earnest today and runs through the upcoming weekend.
Weather Eye: Enjoy days of sun before cool, wet weather returns Share: Patrick Timm is a local weather specialist. His column appears Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Reach him at ptimmwriter@gmail.com. It certainly wouldn’t be difficult to get used to weather like we had Monday. Mostly sunny skies and high temperatures pushing toward that 60-degree mark. Enjoy a couple more days through Saturday, and we might reach 60 degrees. After that, the forecast looks cool and wet. Winter is still hanging on to March’s coattails. I am ready for some warm sunny weather. I know what t...
Weather Eye: Winter storm should ease off over the weekend Share: Patrick Timm is a local weather specialist. His column appears Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Reach him at ptimmwriter@gmail.com. A good winter storm is upon us today with rain and showers and low snow levels. A winter storm warning is in effect for heavy snow in the Cascades. Some favored westerly exposed ridges could get 3 feet of snow by the time action slows down early Saturday. It is possible our foothills and coast range mountains get some snow as well. How fitting that the last days of the meteorologica...
Weather Eye: Winter storms bid farewell to 2020, welcome 2021 Share: Patrick Timm is a local weather specialist. His column appears Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Reach him at ptimmwriter@gmail.com. Today is my last column of the year as we welcome a new year at midnight tonight. Number one in a long series of storms moved through Wednesday with blustery winds and occasional downpours. The last day of December will dry out before storm two arrives on New Year’s Day. It may dump more rain and mountain snow than its predecessor. Number three knocks on our door Saturday and Sun...