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Probability of Precipitation
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55°F |
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85°F |
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76°F |
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| Location: WA7HNH, Cle Elum, WA |
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Updated: 9:40 PM PDT |
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67.6 °F
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41 °F
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38%
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 Flood Warning
Statement as of 8:04 PM PDT on May 16, 2008
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The Flood Warning continues for
the Naches River near Naches
* until further notice.
* At 6 PM Friday the stage was 16.8 feet
* moderate flooding is forecast.
* Flood stage is 17.0 feet
* the river is forecast to rise above flood stage around midnight
tonight and continue to rise to near 19.7 feet by late Monday
morning.
* At 20.0 feet... there will be major flooding of residences along the
river from Cliffdell downstream through Naches to the north end of
Yakima. There will be significant flooding in pastures and
Orchards.
804 PM PDT Fri may 16 2008
The Flood Warning continues for
the Naches River near Cliffdell
* from Saturday afternoon to Thursday afternoon.
* At 7 PM Friday the stage was 30.3 feet
* minor flooding is forecast.
* Flood stage is 31.0 feet
* the river is forecast to rise above flood stage by Saturday
afternoon. The river will remain above flood stage... cresting at
around 31.8 feet early Monday morning... then fall below flood stage
by late Thursday morning.
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 Special Weather Statement
Statement as of 3:55 PM EDT on May 16, 2008
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&&
... Avalanche warning continuing Friday and Saturday...
A major change in the weather pattern is underway over the
northwest. This is causing sunny hot weather that began Thursday
and should continue through the weekend.
This hot weather is expected to cause a widespread Spring
avalanche cycle in the Olympics and Cascades. Deep avalanches are
possible. Large wet snow avalanches may travel very fast and run
long distances, possibly to lower elevations where little or no
snow cover may remain or to valley floors.
We do not recommend back country travel near any avalanche
terrain Friday and Saturday and possibly Sunday.
This statement will be updated as conditions warrant.
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Backcountry travelers should be aware that elevation and
geographic distinctions are approximate and that a transition
zone between dangers exists. Remember there are avalanche safe
areas in the mountains during all levels of avalanche danger.
Contact local authorities in your area of interest for further
information.
Nwac weather data and forecasts are also available by calling
206-526-6677 for Washington, 503-808-2400 for the Mt Hood area,
or by visiting our web site at www.Nwac.US.
Ferber/northwest weather and avalanche center
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 Record Report
Statement as of 5:15 PM PDT on May 16, 2008
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... New daily record high temperatures for may 16...
Note: stations marked with * indicate that the station reports once
per day. For consistency... these values are considered to have
occurred on the day the observation was taken but may have actually
occurred (especially for Max temperature) on the previous day.
Station previous new records
record/year record began
Redmond, or 91 / 2006 92 1949 :since mid
The Dalles, or 94 / 2006 95 1948 :since mid
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Local Storm Report
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05/15/2008 0900 am
New Orleans, Orleans Parish.
Thunderstorm wind damage, reported by Emergency Mngr.
Trees down in Uptown New Orleans
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