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Cottage Grove Weather Blog

February 17, 2022
Much cooler starting Sunday!

Thursday Feb 17: A big change in the weather pattern will occur Saturday night as a pair of cold low pressure systems affect the state through Tuesday. High temps will struggle to make it above 45 and lows may dip into the 20's as early as Monday night. In fact, Tuesday night may be in […]

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February 13, 2022
The calendar says February, right?

Sunday Feb 13: Normal high temp on April 1 is 60 and climbs to 65 by May 1. But the calendar says we're in February! ONE MONTH AWAY- clocks SPRINGING FORWARD on March 13! Light rain should begin Monday around 5:00am then change over to scattered showers after about 10:00am. Showers may linger to about mid-morning […]

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February 10, 2022
Balmy high temps?

Thur Feb 10: Balmy high temperatures through Sunday - that is IF night/morning fog and low clouds clear out at a decent hour so to allow for plenty of sunshine. My wife's trucking in sand and setting up beach chairs out front. Come join us for free margaritas! Kidding aside, we should be cool and […]

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February 4, 2022
Will it ever rain again?

Friday Feb 4: Scattered light showers possible this afternoon and evening. Otherwise dry weather will stay with us through the end of next week and the following weekend. Could get a little breezy Saturday afternoon (gusts up to 15 mph). Expect night/morning fog to continue. Skies over the next week will vary from partly to mostly […]

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February 2, 2022
Continued much drier than normal!

Wed Feb 2: Happy Groundhog Day! Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow this morning. According to folklore, if he sees his shadow, six more weeks of winter is in store. But not for us, as we'll be significantly more drier than normal through mid or late February. Some signals that a wet pattern may develop during the […]

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January 27, 2022
Dryness your highness?

Thur Jan 27: Well the caption above rhymed so what else was I supposed to say? Actually, it's part of an old 7Up ad. Anyway...except for some light rain on Sunday (1/10"-1/4"), an isolated shower on Tuesday afternoon, and maybe a few showers next Thursday (Feb 3), our very unusual dry stretch is expected to generally […]

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January 24, 2022
Missing the rain or enjoying the sun?

Mon Jan 24: Anomalous and strong high pressure will continue to maintain our unusual + extended dry period through Friday or Saturday. High temps this week will vary at 53-58 with lows bottoming out at 27-33 (this morning's low was 26). Normal high/low is 49/33. Saturday or Sunday, the pattern is expected to change over to […]

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January 21, 2022
Drier than normal January, wet February?

Fri Jan 21: Dry through the end of NEXT week. Over the weekend, night/morning fog and/or low clouds is expected but "should" give way to at least some afternoon sunshine. As I'm sure you've noticed, we've been much drier than normal these past two weeks (see charts below). Below normal precipitation will continue through the end […]

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January 17, 2022
Anomalously dry through the end of the month!

Mon Jan 17: A few very weak low pressure systems will clip our area between Tuesday morning and Thursday night. This will cause partly to mostly cloudy skies with some light showers at times. Total combined rainfall looks to be about 1/3" (0.33"). Light winds 10 mph or less, snow levels near 5000'. Looks dry Friday […]

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January 14, 2022
Much drier than typical over the next 10-14+ days

January is our 3rd wettest month, but it will be more dry than wet over the next 10-14 days. Anomalously strong high pressure across the west and over the North Pacific is causing the jet stream to buckle and keep storms north of our area. The video shows the jet stream at 35,000 feet (yellow/red/purple) […]

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