Weather Observations for April 26, 2020 taken at 06:00 Hours.
2240 meters -6, Winds were 30-40 KPH ESE--Horstman Hut
2180 meters -6, Winds were 35-45 KPH SW--Whistler Peak
1860 meters -5, Winds were 10-20 KPH S --Rendezvous
1860 meters -5, Winds were 10-20 KPH S --Rendezvous
1835 meters -4, Winds were 20-35 KPH SE--Round House
1650 meters -2, 3.7 mm in 12 Hrs, 16.4 mm in 24 Hrs, Base 221 cm --Pig Alley
1560 meters -2, 3.2 mm in 12 Hrs, 14.2 mm in 24 Hrs, Base 144 cm--Catskinner
1560 meters -2, 3.2 mm in 12 Hrs, 14.2 mm in 24 Hrs, Base 144 cm--Catskinner
660 meters +3, Valley Temp, Max temp Yesterday was +8.8, 9.0 mm of precip yesterday.
6 cm recorded at Pig Alley in 24 hrs.
As of 07:00 Hrs this am we have broken cloud and variable visibility.
6 cm recorded at Pig Alley in 24 hrs.
FORECAST:
Unsettled weather this am as the high pushes into the low in a Westerly flow aloft. The freezing level could rise to 1800 meters dropping back down to 1200 meters tonight. Mostly cloudy today, some breaks this morning with showers later this am. Brunt of the precipitation will come tonight into early Monday morning. Monday is looking wet with periods of light precipitation drying out with some breaks later in the afternoon/evening into Tuesday morning. Mostly cloudy Tuesday with some rain showers during the afternoon. Mostly dry Tuesday with another frontal band arriving in the afternoon into Wednesday. A series of weak frontal bands with breaks in between are forecasted for most of next week into the weekend. Guesstimates: 5-10 mm by Monday morning, 3-6 mm by Tuesday morning, 1-3 mm by Wednesday morning.
GOES IR image from this am.
Mostly cloudy Sunday with a front arriving later this afternoon. Record warmth to the South.
Fronts along the coast.
Cold front passes through on Monday.
Unsettled weather this am as the high pushes into the low in a Westerly flow aloft. The freezing level could rise to 1800 meters dropping back down to 1200 meters tonight. Mostly cloudy today, some breaks this morning with showers later this am. Brunt of the precipitation will come tonight into early Monday morning. Monday is looking wet with periods of light precipitation drying out with some breaks later in the afternoon/evening into Tuesday morning. Mostly cloudy Tuesday with some rain showers during the afternoon. Mostly dry Tuesday with another frontal band arriving in the afternoon into Wednesday. A series of weak frontal bands with breaks in between are forecasted for most of next week into the weekend. Guesstimates: 5-10 mm by Monday morning, 3-6 mm by Tuesday morning, 1-3 mm by Wednesday morning.
AVALANCHE ACTIVITY:
Wet snow above 1600 meters Saturday morning. Some Sz 1-1.5 Na Nc observed later in the day.
Limited observations but some Sz 1-1.5 in the new snow.
INFORMATION & OBSERVATIONS:
Finally some overdue moisture.
Green Lake Saturday morning.
Dried out later in the day.
Yellow Rumped Warbler.
Nice breaks in the evening.
Local Submissions:
No new submissions.
No new submissions.
ARTICLES:
2 Bodies presumed to be S Korean found after Annapurna avalanche in January: Korean Hearld
How to choose & use a transceiver: REI
State of the snowpack in Northern California: SAC
U.S. class action lawsuit against Vail--Alleges fraud for retaining fees: Pique
Vail Resorts was struggling, Now it's in a Perfect Storm: Core Satellite Dossier
2 Bodies presumed to be S Korean found after Annapurna avalanche in January: Korean Hearld
How to choose & use a transceiver: REI
State of the snowpack in Northern California: SAC
U.S. class action lawsuit against Vail--Alleges fraud for retaining fees: Pique
Vail Resorts was struggling, Now it's in a Perfect Storm: Core Satellite Dossier
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