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LOCATION
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white parking lot in gresham(cleveland and burnside) 230 am and still coming down
Snow 1″ in Scio hills
Elevation around 1000′
Melted during the day but snowing this evening
3/4 inch
Sylvan Highlands
~800 feet.
1 inch of snow on the ground this morning at my house in the south Salem hills at 550 foot elevation.
~1.5″ Bellevue 1170′
! foot Dixie Mountain 1400 ft
Between Washougal and Stevenson at 1,150 ft. (Archer mountain)
1.5 inches this morning after 1.5 inches yesterday for 3 inches new from this storm. still snowing off and on but not sticking anymore.
3-1/2′
NW Skyline near Germantown
1000′
divide that by 12
3-1/2′
NW Skyline near Germantown
1000′
Still mostly snow here. Not sticking presently.
Trace in Silverton with flurries most of the morning non sticking.
Mom said for half an hour it snowed real hard looking like it was going to stick good but the temps shot up.
Wha a gawd awful spring it was……..I mean winter. I am so confused now with our seasons being reversed that I don’t know if we should call it spring or call it winter.
3/4″
Damascus
675′
1/2″
Happy Valley
485′ (500′ upstairs)
2″
Buxton
800′
1.0″ S. Salem 570′
TRACE in The Dalles at about 150′ elevation (essentially river level).
3″
Biddle Butte
1170′
5″ and still falling….Bunker Hill
1000′
4.5
ripplebrook
1509′
Ø
Milwaukie (home)
155′
Ø
Downtown Portland (work)
40′
* I still have yet so see a single snowflake out of this.
Flakes in the air but no accumulation this morning. West Seattle (High Point Neighborhood), 400′.
1inch
400 ft
Longview Heights, WA
3″
Scappoose Hills
900ft
since everyone is ignoring the “half inch or more” rule
trace
Warren
~60
I bet you drive 68 in the 65 zone? Bad…
I really like ignoring the rules!
0″ (ground) 0.1″ (car)
Tualatin
210′
trace
about 500′ North Albany (Spring Hill)
2″
Vernonia
610′
2″
Vernonia
1.5″
Corbett
1,000′