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Here is IR satellite imagery from this morning. The warm front will spread rain in late tonight. http://ow.ly/i/1AV6w
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@SurfSkiWxMan We're not sure. You may want to ask@NWSGray, as they are the office closest to you. -
A strong occluded front is crossing the Cascades. The avalanche danger forecast has been increased to a warning. See nwac.us for details.
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Another round of snow for the Cascades today. Showers and sunbreaks elsewhere.
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Great day in the Cascade, but more snow is on the way. Snow will develop after 10 pm tonight, with 4 to 9 inches of snow on the passes.
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More Cascade snow tonight! pic.twitter.com/GDhQFL9jEN
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High Surf Advisory has ended. Use caution if near the surf zone this evening. Waves of 14 to 18 ft expected. Keeps kids out of surf zone.
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Plenty of hail showers and even a rumble of thunder on Coast this evening. Next round now pushing onshore from Cannon Beach and Manzanita.
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An internal hardware problem has lead to a loss of radar data from Portland. We hope to be restored within the next 15 minutes.
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Line of showers/isolated thunderstorms offshore from Cape D to Cannon Beach. Will move onshore 725 to 745. Expect downpours, and small hail.
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Line of showers from Welches to Molalla, moving east. may have small hail in valleys, but will be heavy snow for Mt Hood area through 8 pm.
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Thunderstorm now 10 miles W of Garibaldi will move onshore ~640 pm. Expect small hail and gusty winds from Garibaldi to Tillamook thu 7 pm.
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