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There’s plenty going on with the Pacific Northwest receiving a slamming this weekend. System 1 of 3 has already came ashore packing 103 mph gusts on the Oregon coast but the worst is likely to come tomorrow as the next storm comes ashore, it’s the remnant low of once Typhoon Songda.

Plenty of rain (& snow) to come over the next 72 hours from SF Bay Area to British Columbia.

Summer Returns With Record Heat From Plains To East Coast

With the Pacific Northwest bombardment this weekend, a deepening western trough only means a building ridge and SSW flow further east.

Expect to see a lot of record fall Sunday through Thursday.

Meanwhile the warmth is not just confined to the Lower 48 but all the way to Alaska’s Arctic coast. Looks like Barrow has comfortably surpassed their old record for no daytime maximum temps below freezing this late and may well have for no snow cover yet either. According to Rick Thoman of the NWS in Fairbanks, only 1998 has seen no snow as of Oct 11. This was yesterday’s view. Oct 13!

Today’s video will be up this evening!

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