re: #53 Ericus58

“Winter Storm Warnings have been issued for a wide area of Western Washington, including the greater Seattle Metro area until 10 p.m. Monday as a storm moves into the region combined with arctic air already entrenched. As much as 2-6 inches of new snow was possible by Monday evening with heavier amounts expected in the foothills. Gusty north winds were also expected that could make for blowing snow conditions with gusts to 20-30 mph, maybe some gusts to 40 mph.”

Could be a fun afternoon/evening getting home.
It’s not the amount of snow we get here that’s the issue - it’s the terrain. And with air temps already below 30 and still falling to under 20 tonight - hope you did your shopping early for Turkey Day ;)

Just to head it off at the pass, not from you but from standard denier talking points, warmer oceans and lakes means more water vapor which means more snow when cold air finally does come through. AGW predicts heavier snows for certain periods of the year in certain places.