Ezekiel Storm Update: Debris Flow Warning includes parts of Santa Barbara & Goleta in/below the CaveFire into Tuesday AM w/ heavy rain!!!

GONNA FLAT WIPE OUR OROVILLE...

Thank you so much Luisport for this thread to help warm people of the dangerous in coming winds/rain.

Many GLPers "have your back" on these threads and will report those that disrupt your great work.

Please remember to take timeout for looking after yourself.

A band of the wind storm is to hit the Idaho panhandle tonight. We are expecting 45+ mph winds and cold temps. I spent the day prepping for power outage. I live on a forest ridge. Trees start falling at 25 mph winds. This one has me on edge surrounded by tall trees. Wood stoves are a pain in high winds, it blows the smoke back down the chimney into the house.

Roads and mountain passes are a huge mess right now. We have sideways snow falling with the wind. Stay warm & safe fellow Oregonians.

Yes, indeed, this may be a long night.

You think today's storm on the California and Oregon coast is bad check out this storm about 5 minutes into the video that could potentially be coming to the West Coast around December 11.




Category 4 hurricanes force storm could be coming to the west coast around the 11tg of December. Which would make today seem like a fair weather day for the west coast.

WEATHER LIKE THAT COULD FLOOD/DESTROY Las Vegas!

.SGX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
CA...Flash Flood Watch from late tonight through Thursday evening for
Orange County Coastal Areas-Orange County Inland Areas-
Riverside County Mountains-San Bernardino County Mountains-
San Bernardino and Riverside County Valleys-The Inland
Empire-San Diego County Coastal Areas-San Diego County
Mountains-San Diego County Valleys-San Gorgonio Pass Near
Banning-Santa Ana Mountains and Foothills.

Winter Storm Warning from 4 AM Wednesday to 10 PM PST Friday for
Riverside County Mountains-San Bernardino County Mountains-
San Diego County Mountains.

Winter Storm Warning from 4 PM Thursday to 10 PM PST Friday for
Santa Ana Mountains and Foothills.

Beach Hazards Statement through Friday morning for Orange County
Coastal Areas-San Diego County Coastal Areas.

PZ...Small Craft Advisory from 4 AM to 6 PM PST Wednesday for Coastal
Waters from San Mateo Point to the Mexican Border and out
to 30 nm-Waters from San Mateo point to the Mexican Border
Extending 30 to 60 nm out including San Clemente Island.

&&

$$

PUBLIC...Connolly/Moede
AVIATION/MARINE...Moede

I'm getting some Bbq in before the wind and the rain!

So basically like the Hanukkah Eve windstorm of 2006. Fun times. Was without power for 7 days. The wind was so bad, it sounded like a freight train all night long. A tree also fell on our roof too.

Wonder what the peak sustained wind at Cape Blanco has been? Category 1 hurricane I believe begins at 75 mph sustained. So there's probably a pretty good chance the sustained winds have reached hurricane force at Cape Blanco today.

It is still deepening

Personal Report from Humboldt county

Wind is intense. Surprised we have electeicity. Saw some lightning, no thunder. Was out in town earlier. Saw a few trees knocked over. Really hoping a telephone pole doesnt take out electric or broadband.

I live in the coast range mountains of Oregon,
1/2 way between Corvallis and New Port;
Thank you Louis you are spot on in your reporting on
a real serious winter storm hammering Southern Oregon and Northern California as I type.

Again a big shout OUT of a,
“ BIG THANKS TO YOU MY FRIEND,
YOU ARE INDEED A WONDERFUL
HUMAN BEING AND MOST HONORABLE!”

Ok, I cooked my steaks.



Let it rain or snow or whatever.

Earth Changes continue to escalate.

Looks like max sustained winds at cape Blanco were 85 mph, gusts of course to 106 according to the national weather service office in Medford. Putting it well above the threshold for hurricane force. Keep in mind they measure hurricanes by sustained winds not gusts. Of course even though this did reach hurricane force they won't actually call it a hurricane.

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We spent 300 bucks on a chimney cap that is supposed to stop those back drafts during blizzards.

Didn't get an acid test storm the past two winters, but hope it works well when we do. Call a woodstove store and ask about it.

That forecast model for dec 11 puts a huge mass of heavy rain right over the Oroville watershed.

Easy now pinche Cabron

sooo. is this a repeat of the columbus day storm that hit in the 70's? oregon gets hit with similar storms about every 10 years for a bad one. 70mph winds are not unheard of for a normal winter storm, but columbus day storm was effectively a hurricane and hit everyone pretty hard all the way into portland and beyond. i wasn't born quite yet, but i remember some strong storms growing up here, 50+mph gusts. had a feeling we were going to get them this year for some reason.

I'm in Brookings.
It has been a bad storm but I've seen worse.

What's an MB? In KS it's windy as fuck. It always drops 30 degrees. Every night.

It's always the same. It's dry and warm. Then it get windy and clouds. Rains then snows then 70. That's why there are tornadoes.

I SECOND that sentiment! (I'm in mountains of NW Montana
and we have some serious HIGH WIND WARNINGS up on our
weather stations--not calling for a blizzard yet, but we
are a resort town and they always lay low on the "bad weather
at HOLIDAYS reports so people will still come up here! lol!

I'm going to watch this. Thanks for the heads-up...looks
BAD.


O'sCookie

That was one hell of a cold front passage here in the Bay Area.

Ezekiel's 'Saw Wheel' way up in the middle of the air.

Ezekiel, the Biblically Proportioned, Bird Day, Bomb Cyclone, Buzzsaw Blizzard.

Last Edited by TerraFirma's Esoterrorist on 11/27/2019 12:44 AM