Notice how identical all three models look in both position, strength, and timing.
That said, we don't always have the best luck. Hopefully this time it will work out in our favour.


I like this post better than Chris Doyle's lolAbbyJr wrote: ↑Tue Dec 22, 2020 1:36 pm Hard to imagine this modelled SSW event not verifying. We have the Euro, GFS, and GEFS all on board.
Notice how identical all three models look in both position, strength, and timing.
That said, we don't always have the best luck. Hopefully this time it will work out in our favour.
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Snowcover from yesterday's system will really help establish that cold pool in the interior.wetcoast91 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 22, 2020 5:00 pm NWS and EC going with a mixed precip scenario in that Sat to Mon period.
Very interesting to see how our version of a "cold pool" forms below 500m in the next few days. Splitting jet brings in very weak systems but low level flow appears to remain offshore. This could bring snow to Hope and Eastern Chilliwack with freezing light rain in Chilliwack, Sumas and Abbotsford.


Depth of cold air goes up to 2000m so this would be all snow to the rain-snow line where it would be freezing rain. West of that boundary? Freezing level looks to skyrocket near 1800m. Could be a day where Cypress sees rain while Abbotsford sees snow.

Could see a -10 somewhere with snow cover clear and wind sheltered long night

How much snow for chilliwack?wetcoast91 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 22, 2020 5:43 pm Depth of cold air goes up to 2000m so this would be all snow to the rain-snow line where it would be freezing rain. West of that boundary? Freezing level looks to skyrocket near 1800m. Could be a day where Cypress sees rain while Abbotsford sees snow.
Precip also looks sufficient but light enough with no real strong onshore push to dislodge the cold surface layer.

-10c seems a stretch but a few -6/-7c readings are possible.