Outdoor Report for Tuesday, Nov. 10

Look here at your satellite view and you can see that monster of a system pushing its way into the Pacific Northwest, namely into western Washington. That area of low pressure is bringing in that front. But what's going to happen is this is more of a atmospheric river situation. So we're tapping into some moisture from the subtropics and that's going to be funneling right into western Washington. If you go a little farther south down into Portland, they're not seeing much right now. It's us up here. That are catching the brunt. So between Tacoma and Enumclaw and then continuing on up into Snoqualmie, through Snoqualmie Passage is all heavier rainfall. And then you work your way a little farther west out into Shelton and then along Hood Canal near Lilywop and Brennan. Yeah, getting a little bit of red on the screen. That's some pretty intense rain. Yesterday we had almost a half inch of rain. Okay, now we're doing a little bit better in regards to our monthly total. Typical November so far. We'd still be at about... Oh, a little over a half inch above where we are right now, but we got more rain on the way today, and I think we'll surpass our average, at least up to this point in the month. Upper 40s, low 50s for most of us. We're a little warmer up towards Mount Vernon. For your outdoor report today, we're going to be looking at wet conditions basically all day. So wear a raincoat if you've got to get the dog out on a walk. Maybe put a little raincoat on the dog, too. For yard work, wait for tomorrow. We're going to have soaking rain. Tomorrow does look much better. Mid to upper 50s, a damp day, breezy winds. And east of the Cascades, you'll be looking at low to mid 50s out that direction. Not as much rain down south towards Eugene, Salem, and Medford. In fact, it will be sunny out in Boise today with highs around 66. All right, looking ahead, tomorrow after a quick-hitting early shower, we're going to get back to mostly cloudy skies and dry conditions. And look at that temp, Adam, 65 degrees tomorrow. Whoa! Enjoy that. That would tie the record for that day.