Pacific Northwest, The Kennedys Are Booking Their Flights Now: Snow Apocalypse This Weekend -- February 7, 2019

This is a once-in-a-lifetime for the Kennedy grandchildren to see snow.

Link here.

“What is forecast to occur late Friday and this weekend is absolutely classic,” says Mass. We’re looking at “one of the greatest snow events in decades.”

Other quotes from the linked article:

Puget Sound region could be blanketed under 18-24 inches (45 to 60 cm) of snow by the the middle of next week, says expert.

“You might stock up on food before noon on Friday. “I certainly am.”

“There is going to be a major snow event over much of the Pacific Northwest starting late Friday and continuing into the weekend,” warns Cliff Mass, a professor of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Washington.

Low pressure centered at the southwest corner of the state will pull cold air down from Canada while pushing moist air up into the atmosphere, creating what Mass calls a “perfect snowstorm situation.”

Once the storm begins, says Mass, snowfall will be “extraordinary”, with up to 8 inches over Puget Sound within 24 hours.

But then ...

A second storm starting Monday could leave the Puget Sound region under an 18- to 24-inch blanket of snow, says Mass.  “Unbelievable.” A “snow apocalypse.”

 The global warmists predicted this years ago.

The WeatherChannel forecast? Perhaps not so much snow, although they did post a winter storm watch for this weekend, although it's hard to read: