For the last few days of September and the first few days of October, the weather is shaping up to be fairly decent! We have a couple chances of showers this week, and another pleasant weekend... view more →
Forecast Updates
Friday 10:30am update: the rain is almost here! It’ll be pretty heavy at times. This sun is the “calm ahead of the storm” - looking southwest, those clouds look ominous! The winds will pick up... view more →
Friday morning 8am update: A slight uptick in the expected wind speeds - now thinking peak gusts in the 30 mph range, maybe topping 40 mph. The window of peak winds is between 10am and 2pm, though... view more →
Our first fall storm is here! A wet, breezy system rolls through overnight tonight (Thursday night) through tomorrow (Friday). Light showers have already made their way towards the Plateau,... view more →
Hope you enjoyed the last weekend of summer! Even with those morning clouds and fog, the afternoons sure have been very pleasant. Enjoy them while you can! Fall officially begins tomorrow... view more →
In the spring, it’s pretty typical for work-weeks to be nice, and weekends to be wet and chilly…this weekend is shaping up to be like that! Unsettled weather is lurking off the coast, and will... view more →
Saturday 4pm update: not as much activity this afternoon as there was yesterday at this time…while there’s still a chance of a stray shower popping up over the next couple of hours, doesn’t look... view more →
Happy Labor Day Weekend! This is definitely the marker that summer is ending...while we can still get some summer-like weather even into October, we're definitely trending towards more frequent... view more →
If this past weekend was an appetizer for fall weather, the first course is coming later this week - just in time for the start of September! Today was a fairly nice day! Got to the upper-70s or... view more →
Saturday midday update: ...well, it certainly rained this morning! Close to a half-inch of rain across the Plateau, but other places around the Eastside got 3/4" to an inch! A few more showers are... view more →