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VICTOR THE INFLICTOR... WIND PREDICTOR
6 AM VISIBLE …THICK CLOUDS WEST …ALL CLEAR EAST …NO CHANGE …STRONG ONSHORE FLOW
It NEVER STOPPED…ALL NIGHT …ANOTHER WINDY DAY TODAY
6 AM Weds PHOTO “THE WALL”…AVG. 28 20g32 from SW 216* and 58*f
5 DAYS IN A ROW…”Da Gorge” DELIVERS AGAIN
TODAY
WEDNESDAY. 7/1
A ” BROKEN RECORD“. FORECAST AGAIN TODAY… AS CONDITIONS HAVE NOT CHANGED A BIT OVERNIGHT AND STRONG WIND CONTINUES TO BLOW OUT EAST THIS MORNING…..
AT 6:30 am
WALL MARKER ( 2 miles west of Roofus)
AVG 27 23g32 from SW 217* and 58* f
THE ROOFUS “3 RING CIRCUS” …
WILL CONTINUE AGAIN…ALL DAY TODAY …HASN’T. STOPPED FOR iDAYS ..A
WEDNESDAY. 7/1
A ” BROKEN RECORD“. FORECAST AGAIN TODAY… AS CONDITIONS HAVE NOT CHANGED A BIT OVERNIGHT AND STRONG WIND CONTINUES TO BLOW OUT EAST THIS MORNING…..
AT 6:30 am
WALL MARKER ( 2 miles west of Roofus)
AVG 27 23g32 from SW 217* and 58* f
THE ROOFUS “3 RING CIRCUS” …
WILL CONTINUE AGAIN…ALL DAY TODAY …HASN’T. STOPPED FOR iDAYS ..AND IT WON’T UNTIL AFTER DARK TONIGHT …
COOLER MARINE AIR HAS PENETRATED INLAND AND “WIND CLOUDS” ARE VISIBLE FROM RUFUS AT 6:30 AM …
MARYHILL AVG 28 20g35 from SW 229* (perfect …again) and 58*f
SWELL CITY AVG 19 6G25 from WSW 254* and 57*f
ROWENA AVG 26 19g36 from NW 313* and 58*f
GRADIENT AT 6 am
PDX-TD + .10
COAST -DESERT +.25
THESE NUMBERS SUGGEST A TOUCH LIGHTER WINDS TODAY.. STILL BEST EAST OF MOSIER BY MID AFTERNOON WITH SPEEDS APPROACHING 30 MPH EVERYWHERE …A TOUCH LESS IN THE CORRIDOR…
THAT’S IT FOR TODAY …
MORE TOMORROW
VTI 7 AM WEDS
extended FORECAST
FROM NWS PENDLETON 6 AM WEDNESDAY …
Winds will be gusty again today, mainly across the Kittitas
Valley, Simcoe Highlands, portions of the Gorge and north-
central Oregon, though winds shouldn`t be as strong as they have
been. Gusts still could reach 25 to 35 mph with locally higher
values. Today should be the last really breezy day.
Wind
FROM NWS PENDLETON 6 AM WEDNESDAY …
Winds will be gusty again today, mainly across the Kittitas
Valley, Simcoe Highlands, portions of the Gorge and north-
central Oregon, though winds shouldn`t be as strong as they have
been. Gusts still could reach 25 to 35 mph with locally higher
values. Today should be the last really breezy day.
Wind gusts do continue in the 20 to 30 mph range over the next
few days in the Kittitas Valley, Columbia Gorge, Basin and
Simcoe Highlands. By Saturday, these gusts coupled with RH
values in the teens will lead to enhanced fire weather concerns
and we will keep an eye on how things develop over the next few
days for any potential fire weather headlines.
THAT’S IT …READ ABOVE …THEY ARE ON IT
I AGREE
WHEN NWS SAYS THAT …ITWILL BE
NO “BABBLE “ HERE …GO SOMEWHERE ELSE FOR THAT …(I’ve done all the research…)
VTI 7 AM WEDNESDAY
COAST FORECAST
COAST FORECAST
NORTH WIND
BUT
COASTAL ACTION HAS BEEN CANCELLED
DUE TO FOILING IN “DA GORGE”
WINDY AND
NO ONE THERE
PISTOL RIVER BLOWS HARD ALL WEEK ..
GOOD LUCK
VTI 7 AM. TUESDAY
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