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Now, your forecast:
A bit of a weather system pushed into Portland last night, and is still making its way across the Cascades. Portland is cloudy this morning because of that system, and we’ll have wind today too because of it. The gradient was at .12 early, and it should pick up as the front deepens the clouds west of HR. However, as this front passes, there’s a good chance we’ll see the Gorge do the frontal thing: Stevenson picks up, Wells Island gets windy, and the Hatchery gets really gusty. So, expect 17-20 early, picking up for 2 hours to 24-27, and then following the above pattern before the wind shifts to Rowena/Doug’s for the pm session.
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Tomorrow starts off light, with the wind only picking up to the 13-16 range in the afternoon with the strongest wind from Stevenson to Mosier. On Tuesday, we’ll see west wind in the 10-15 range early with 17-20 in the afternoon from Stevenson to Mosier.
Out on the Columbia, the Wildside Relay continues today, with outrigger canoes and surfskis. Today’s the solo race, so you’ll see the boats from Drano Lake down to Bingen, and as a lot of you found out yesterday, they’re hard to see. So, if you’re out fishing the mouth of the White Salmon (to bring me smoked fish, hopefully) or windsurfing or kiting anywhere in the Corridor, keep your eyes open for the racers, and don’t forget to cheer them on!
If you’re around tomorrow, don’t forget that there’s free Tai Chi at Wilson Park in Hood River at 5:30, and then at 6:15, you can join up with the Alternative Bike ride from Mountain View Cycles. If you’re going on the ride, be prepared with casual attire, a mellow mindset, and lights for the ride back.
Have an awesome day today!
Temira
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