Flying, forecasting, momming. Husband cooks. I microwave. Former Chief Meteorologist @KOINnews turned commercial pilot @enviadventures
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ALT This graphic displays a tornado warning plotted on a map. The warning is in effect until 4:15 PM PDT. The warning includes Molalla OR. This warning is for West central Clackamas County in northwestern Oregon. The threats associated with this warning are a radar indicated tornado and no hail is expected. There are 12,296 people in the warning along with 5 schools and 0 hospitals.
ALT This graphic shows thunderstorm chances today, April 10th. The best chances for activity falls between 3pm to 9pm today moving south to north. Thunderstorms may produce, lightning, small hail, gusty winds, and heavy rain.
ALT This image shows a map from the National Weather Service for northwest Oregon and southwest Washington. Text Overlay: Main Title: "Chances for 2+ Inches of Liquid Precipitation 4 AM Sun - 4 AM Tue." Dates: 4 AM Sunday, February 22 to 4 AM Tuesday, February 24 Key Points: Widespread rain returns Sun-Tue due to an atmospheric river. Rain + snowmelt will lead to a 5-10% chance for minor flooding of rivers that drain from the Coast Range. Map Visuals: The map uses a color-coded heatmap (ranging from purple for 5% to bright yellow for 100%) to show the probability of heavy rain. The highest probabilities (60–80%+) are concentrated along the Oregon Coast and the Cascade Mountains. Specific City Probabilities: Tillamook: 71% Lincoln City: 66% Eugene: 27% Salem: 11% Portland: 5%
