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To: keokalani'nui who wrote (1246)	1/16/2007 5:30:13 PM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (1) of 1336

You might be looking at 925mb temps rather than the surface. Lows temps will probably average around 30 and highs in the lower 40s starting Wednesday, I suppose with the snow still on the ground, 20s are possible for tonight if it clears out. ------- Longer answer... With the exception of a weak PSCZ that could generate an inch of wet snow around the county line on Wednesday, I don't think anything interesting is on tap for the week ahead. We are mostly done with the cold air, any frosty nights will be a function of offshore flow and clearing, and those days tend to pop up right into the 40s. A classic El-Nino pattern has set up in the West Pacific--a few weeks late, but it is there now: Split jet stream, the PacNW is in the mean ridge position now with systems splitting and going south into California, and into B.C. for the most part. I would expect near normal temps (around Sea- Level) and below normal precip for the rest of the winter for Western Wa. Higher up, temps will probably average above normal (mean ridge gives warm air aloft, but clear days give good radiational cooling at the surface).

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