I’ve been tracking another monster low expected to be developing on Monday December 23rd offshore.

I’ve been tracking another monster low expected to be developing on Monday December 23rd offshore.

It’s currently looking to be of minimal impact to Whidbey (for now). But wanted to put this out there as most of the models are suggesting a similar situation of the last bomb cyclone in terms of possible region-wide impacts.

Cascade foothill communities, Seattle metro (east side), SeaTac, Paine Field… this wind event looks very similar to the previous one that left many mainlanders without power for a few days… albeit a smidge less windy for the region.

Every storm is unique, so this Monday system will likely have a different personality and not a carbon copy of that last “Bob cyclone”

Will need to update again tonight on what to expect and ensure the center of this low is still expected to make landfall north of Vancouver island.

No end to the active weather on the extended with the north pacific jet-stream seemingly on turbo mode delivering a series of storms back to back basically every day until the end of the 10-day model run.

Rumor has it flights from Japan to SeaTac are arriving 1-2hours ahead of schedule with pilots reporting consistent tailwinds across the entire Pacific Ocean.