Values-Based Investing
Kerr-Larleee Wealth Managemenet
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Mt. Hood Snow Forecast
There’s not all that much to talk about in mountain weather for the next few days. Expect this morning, Tuesday, to be clear. Clouds move in by afternoon, and light rain falls overnight. The snow level will be 9000′ early and 11,000′ by Wednesday morning. Wind will be W 15 all day.
Wednesday starts off with a few sprinkles and then turns sunny by midday. The free air freezing level will be 11,000′ early, rising to 13,000′ after midnight. Wind will be W 15 early and SW 15 in the afternoon and evening. There’s a slight chance of some mountain thunderstorms on Wednesday afternoon.
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Mt. Hood Snow Forecast, continued
The thunderstorm potential increases on Thursday as a low pressure system moves overhead and destabilizes the atmosphere. The sky will be clear early and cloudy in the afternoon. Rain is almost certain to fall overnight. The snow level will be 13,000′ or so all day. About .2-.3” rain falls overnight. Wind will be light and variable out of the SW or SE. As of right now, Friday looks windy and cloudy and Saturday looks partly cloudy and colder with the freezing level around 4000′.
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Gorge Wind Forecast
Tuesday and Wednesday both look calm. Not windy at all. Thursday starts with E 10-15 and then does who-knows-what in the afternoon as low pressure overhead triggers thunderstorms. There’s a good chance we’ll see a burst of strong westerlies after 5pm along with the thunder, but it’s not going to be reliable. The long range forecast looks more promising: High pressure builds offshore on Friday as a trough of low pressure moves east. It’s probably going to be a bit on the gusty side, but still, we’ll have W 30+, maybe ++, east of Hood River with gusty westerlies under the clouds in the western Gorge. Saturday is currently forecast to peak at 24-28 from HR to The Dalles, and Sunday looks like our first huge Corridor day with 30+ at Swell. Fingers crossed!
Jones, Sauvie’s, Coast Beta Test Forecast
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Random Morning Thoughts
No time for this today. Have an awesome day!
Disclaimer required by my grad school program: I am not your therapist (but I could be 40 graduate school credits from now). I am your weather forecaster. Take everything I say with a grain of salt, and consult with your actual therapist about your mental health issues. One other thing: I plan to keep doing this forecast indefinitely, even when I am a therapist.
Gorge Weather Forecast
It’s a cloudy morning in the valley, but if you were to head up high, you’d find sun. Stay down here and the sun will probably find you this afternoon before the sky clouds over again. Temps will be in the upper 40’s early and the low 60’s this afternoon. Light wind. No rainbows. Wednesday looks cloudy early and sunny by afternoon with convective clouds. Temps will be in the low 50’s early and the low 80’s in the afternoon. Yes, you read that right. No wind. No rainbows. Thursday looks sunny to start with thunderstorms in the afternoon. Temps will be in the mid 50’s early and the low 80’s in the afternoon. It will be very, very muggy Thursday afternoon. Light wind most of the day. Who knows in the afternoon? 50% chance of rainbows.
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White Sprinter Van of the Day
Road and Mountain Biking
I’m sure there’s going to be some perfect dirt out there this afternoon. Here’s the roundup of open trails: Columbia Hills, Whoopdee, Post (not to the top), Lower Nestor (has anyone ridden to the top yet?), Sandy Ridge, Kitchen Sink, Klickitat, Deschutes, Hospital Hill (NO DOGS). Road biking looks amazing today and tomorrow and Thursday morning: light wind.
Upcoming Events
Today’s events include a free community dance exercise class at the White Salmon Grange at 11am. There’s pickup touch rugby tonight at 5:45 at the Hood River Marina, and there’s community meditation tonight at 6:30 at Yoga Samadhi.
Looking at tomorrow, there’s free yoga at 6:30 in the morning at Flow, at fish Food Bank at 10, and zumba at St. Francis House in Odell at 6. There’s also sailboat racing at the Hood River Marina at 4, and ping pong at the Hood River Armory at 5:30.
Friday and Saturday night brings the Eta Aquarids meteor shower. On Saturday, there’s a kids’ fishing clinic at Rowena, a garden party at Pacific Hermitage, and on Sunday, there’s the Dog River Super D mountain bike race.
Have an awesome day today!
Temira
