2.33" forecasted for today, King tides, not a lot of wind so far.Have you ordered that plan yet?
SF
Headed out fishing !!!!
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Headed out fishing !!!!
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Bonefish Jack
Steelhead
4.5" in 24 hours on the Fjord (Hood Canal)
Though we got a lot of rain, at least it stayed cool. It was 46° at 1:30 yesterday afternoon in Kirkland.
They got 12” of new snow over the past 48 hours at the Snoqualmie summit.
Nice day today with highs in the low 50’s. Almost hot……
SF
They got 12” of new snow over the past 48 hours at the Snoqualmie summit.
Nice day today with highs in the low 50’s. Almost hot……
SF
ThomasM
corvus ossifragus
Ha! For sure. 2024 has been great for them in general other than that one hard freeze. Only had to water twice and even the big 'tree types' in the forest bloomed for the first time since we've owned the place.Good for the Rhodies though...
I’ve been hearing about some big waves caused by a Pacific hurricane. If I’m reading this correctly, that is a 65’ wave they recorded.
www.newsweek.com
Atmospheric river update: 25-foot waves to hit California
Average wave heights this time of year are around 5 to 8 feet, meaning the incoming waves will be significantly larger.
www.newsweek.com
This is the Santa Cruz marina today. This link may not work for everyone.
SF
SF
Santa Cruz pier collapsed too:
apnews.com
Major storm pounds California's central coast, blamed for man's death and partially collapsing pier
A major storm has pounded California’s central coast bringing flooding and high surf that was blamed for fatally trapping a man beneath debris on a beach and later partially collapsing a pier, tossing three people into the Pacific Ocean.
apnews.com
Looks promising for Christmas Day fishing. 
SF
SF
Rain down low but....
"Since this is a prolonged storm cycle with multiple waves hitting in quick succession, we'll provide our resort forecast totals for one continuous period, Monday night (December 23) – Sunday night (December 29):"
Mt. Baker, Washington: 38-65"
Timberline, Oregon: 34-58"
Crystal Mountain, Washington: 33-56"
Mt. Bachelor, Oregon: 33-56"
Stevens Pass, Washington: 31-53"
Whistler Blackcomb, British Columbia: 31-52"
Snoqualmie Pass, Washington: 20-35"
"Since this is a prolonged storm cycle with multiple waves hitting in quick succession, we'll provide our resort forecast totals for one continuous period, Monday night (December 23) – Sunday night (December 29):"
Mt. Baker, Washington: 38-65"
Timberline, Oregon: 34-58"
Crystal Mountain, Washington: 33-56"
Mt. Bachelor, Oregon: 33-56"
Stevens Pass, Washington: 31-53"
Whistler Blackcomb, British Columbia: 31-52"
Snoqualmie Pass, Washington: 20-35"
That’s way more optimistic than the NOAA forecast. I hope your one is right!