TacoDelRio wrote:Windy, Kathy?

wingding wrote:It's coming:

http://forecast.weather.gov/showsigwx.php?warnzone=CAZ055&warncounty=CAC071&firewxzone=CAZ255&local_place1=Big+Bear+City+CA&product1=Special+Weather+Statement

Yes, I am a weather watcher.

THE STORM FOR MON INTO TUE SHOULD BE A
MODERATELY STRONG COLD STORM FROM THAT UPPER LOW THAT ORIGINATED OVER
W CANADA YET WITH A PIECE OF ENERGY FROM THE WEST WITH SNOW LEVELS
FAIRLY LOW...POSSIBLY 4000 FEET OR EVEN LOWER...ESPECIALLY
NORTH...AND PROBABLY AN INCH OR MORE OF RAIN AT LOWER ELEVATIONS
WITH 2+ INCHES ON THE LOWER COASTAL SLOPES WITH A DECENT CHANCE OF A
FOOT OR MORE OF SNOW IN THE HIGHER MOUNTAINS...POSSIBLY 2 FEET IN
PARTS OF THE SAN BERNARDINOS....

A BREAK IN THE ACTION SHOULD OCCUR SOMETIME
AROUND TUE OR WED BEFORE MORE A STORM WITH MORE PACIFIC CONNECTIONS
AND MOISTURE ORIGINATING FROM THE TROPICAL W PACIFIC. THIS COULD
PRODUCE VERY HIGH PRECIP AMOUNTS...POSSIBLY SEVERAL INCHES EVEN AT
LOWER ELEVATIONS W OF THE MTNS...THOUGH WITH THE HIGHER SNOW LEVELS
ASSOCIATED WITH THE MID-LEVEL WARM ADVECTION THAT DOMINATE THESE
SORTS OF STORMS. THE PATTERN DOES NOT APPEAR TO CHANGE FOR THE
FORESEEABLE FUTURE...SO MORE PRECIP COULD FOLLOW THE WED
NIGHT/THU/FRI STORM.