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  • After 2 days of rain, today’s skies are clear although temperatures are below normal.  We received 0.22″ of rain yesterday early in the day.  Then the afternoon turned mostly sunny and this should continue t […]

  • Today is starting out with light to moderate rain and temperatures much cooler than what we have had.  There was only 0.08″ in my rain gauge at 9 AM, but we have had heavier rain showers since then.  Northern M […]

  • Rain is something that we don’t need, but there seems to be no end to it.  The forecast is calling for  up to an inch of precip over the next few days.  Storms formed yesterday afternoon, but all we got was a fe […]

  • Highs reached near 90F yesterday and a few storms developed, but we only had a few sprinkles here.  It’s amazing that we haven’t turned the AC off over the past 3 days, and it looks like we’ll be needing the […]

  • I’m committing one of the cardinal sins of weather blogging here: putting a high-impact, but uncertain, forecast in the title of a weather blog. I truly believe that this is an unethical practice, and that those […]

  • A very warm day led to some afternoon thunderstorms on Saturday.  We barely caught the edge of them, and there was only 0.08″ in my rain gauge this morning.    Today will be another hot day with highs expected to […]

  • MONTHLY SUMMARY

    April 2020 was cooler and wetter than normal. My maximum temperature average (61.9°) was 3.4° below normal but my minimum temperature average (43.6°) was still a bit above normal (+0.7°), res […]

  • One of our family friends described Pacific Northwest weather as being ‘stuck in a wet sock.’ Today has certainly felt that way. We’ve had a steady drip of rain here on Whidbey Island but hardly anything in the […]

  • There was 0.38″ of rain in my gauge which was a bit of a surprise.  The areas around me didn’t record nearly that much, and we  sure didn’t need it.  I see that there are new flood warnings up for the Sa […]

  • Friday was a drizzly, damp day but at least it was warm.  Today is looking to be better although there are still a lot of clouds.  There is filtered sun shining through and it’s warm enough to go out without a c […]

  • Our day is beginning with clouds but very nice temperatures.  I was able to sleep with my window open last night and that was wonderful.  I felt a few sprinkles when I went out earlier but we aren’t expecting a […]

  • Our continued cool pattern persisted over this second middle May period, but the rain stopped. We were totally dry for the 10 day period despite persistent cloudiness on most days. So we still have a total of 1.35 […]

  • We came back home yesterday and could see many flooded fields as we  traveled through the Mt. Pleasant-Clare area.  US 10, which passes Midland, was completely closed due to flooding.  They are saying that this is […]

  • After 2 days of rain, yesterday finally broke out in a little sun by late afternoon.  Today is expected to be very nice but we have to head for home.  Highs here are expected to be in the low 70s.  That’s wa […]

  • Mark Ingalls wrote a new post on the site Ingalls Weather 6 years, 2 months ago

    Monday’s storm over the Columbia Basin produced plenty of lightning and heavy rain. Hermiston recorded 0.51″, the Southridge area of Kennewick had 0.58″, and I even received a report from Beck Road south of […]

  • We continue to have a few sprinkles this morning but it shouldn’t last too long.  Today is expected to be fairly nice after two days of continuous rain.  There are flood warnings at home and they received over t […]

  • Mark Ingalls wrote a new post on the site Ingalls Weather 6 years, 2 months ago

    Lying about 300 miles west of Cannon Beach, Oregon is Axial Seamount. This undersea volcano, which was discovered right around the time Mount St. Helens had its infamous eruption, was the first seamount to be […]

    • Wow, awesome post Mark! Didn’t know Axial Seamount was under a hotspot… didn’t even know it erupted so recently. Thanks for sharing.

  • This isn’t the first time that the weather forecast has changed from what it was supposed to be.  Originally, it was supposed to start raining late Saturday night, all day Sunday, and be done by noon today.   No […]

  • Mark Ingalls wrote a new post on the site Ingalls Weather 6 years, 2 months ago

    On Saturday, the National Hurricane Center started issuing advisories on a new tropical depression that formed to the east of Florida. Early Sunday morning it was upgraded to a tropical storm, earning the name […]

  • Mark Ingalls wrote a new post on the site Ingalls Weather 6 years, 2 months ago

    There is a chance of showers for the Tri-Cities in place through Wednesday thanks to a deep low pressure system that is lazily moving across the Western United States. Rain chances drop off significantly Sunday […]

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