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That said, it HAS been nice to see bright sunshine the past two days. That's November-February. Notice almost no members of the ECMWF ensembles produce significant snow over Portland the next two weeks. In the past, Mark has also been known as Mark A Nelsen. Chief Meteorologist Mark Nelsen +9. Temperatures ran near normal across most of Oregon and Washington, A weak system moves into the region tonight, bringing a quick shot of valley rain and mountain snow, you can see the dip in the upper-level flow over us tomorrow, By Wednesday a strong upper-level ridge will have developed overhead, And it sticks around through the end of the week. Sea level pressure forecast for 10am Christmas day shows a developing low offshore... Then at 4pm the low has strengthened a bit. A sudden surge of southerly wind should push up the coastline and Willamette Valley in the late afternoon & evening hours Christmas Day. Chief Meteorologist in Lansing, Michigan. Arctic blast arrives right about now (Dec. 14th). Background details that you might want to know about Mark include: ethnicity is Caucasian, whose political affiliation is none; and religious views are listed as Christian. We've been busy the past few days (and this evening) implementing a graphics change. Become a Patron! We still have a little cool air stuck in the Gorge. He’s been a part of Portland television for 22 years; This man knows weather. Mark Nelsen, Chief Meteorologist with Fox 12 Oregon News, described what causes a wet winter. That's as opposed to a "meridional" flow which would lead to more north-south movement. If not Wednesday, then Thursday or Friday. That's about what we need for lowland snow in onshore flow. Several weather folks having a jovial conversation...what could be better? ... Mark Searles Chief Meteorologist at WJAR-TV ... Jeremy Nelson. Only Wednesday and late Friday/Saturday are reasonably cool. You aren't going to get lowland snow in this setup. View Mark Nelsen's business profile as Chief Meteorologist at KPTV-KPDX Broadcasting. A bit of a schedule change which means I'm working a Friday night (rare). It's a classic setup for extra-strong east wind in the western end of the Gorge plus out into the east Portland/Vancouver metro area. But 2 feet of snow fell up at Timberline Lodge (6,000') which stayed above the snow level most of the weekend. Weigel-owned CBS affiliate WDJT Milwaukee has added meteorologist Chris Nelson to the CBS 58 Ready Weather team as the new weather anchor for the CBS 58 Morning News. Check out the thin layer of easterlies in the WRF sounding from Wednesday afternoon to Saturday. Now we've seen a few dry days. Our 7 Day forecast for the Mt. “When it’s one after the other, it … View more on Professor Mark Nelson in WARP Expertise. The average salary for a Meteorologist is $57,626. All models at least show cooler systems coming in from the northwest at that time, and a few ensembles bring arctic air down from the north. That's right now. Mark has 1 job listed on their profile. Too soon to know, but I'll be watching that closely. That should happen tomorrow night and again late Tuesday night. I always remember the date 12-14-16. With 40 years of hard work and dedication to our industry, Mike Nelson has served 25 of those years as Colorado’s most trusted meteorologist and has proven to be a staple of our community. I'll post again later this week or for sure next Sunday with an update. Will we have a White Christmas this year? To wrap it up, the message remains the same as we head into the 2nd half of winter...mild and wet through the foreseeable future. Remember that La Nina doesn't guarantee lowland snow, and it sure doesn't guarantee lowland snow and stormy weather between November 1st and January 1st. The long Thanksgiving weekend is coming to a close this evening. Yes, this setup should produce 100 mph gusts on the steps of Vista House. In fact today the southern edge of the metro area could be seen sitting in fog/clouds from our Skyline camera, Next spring when I look back for a winter recap, it's obvious November will go down as a boring month. There's NO sign of a widespread lowland snow/ice event in the next 10+ days...January begins mild. The wind sensor there is offline, but the new part should arrive this week, hopefully it'll start working again. James Nelson: Science and Operations Officer: Mark Klein: International Desks Coordinator: Michel Davison: Assistant International Desks Coordinator: Jose Galvez: Meteorologist Developers: Chris Bailey : Michael Bodner : Bruce Veenhuis : Joe Nettesheim : Alan Robson: Hydrometeorological Testbed Meteorologists: Sarah Trojniak : Benjamin Albright A low pressure area and dynamic cold front brought heavy post-frontal precipitation overhead for a few hours, dropping sticking snow all the way to sea level. Posted by Miss LePore at 9:18 AM . It looks most likely that we won't see significant rain again until about the middle of NEXT week; 9-10 days away. The advent of computer graphics in the 1980s brought more standardized, low-res icons: “You only had 16 colors that you could put on the graphic,” says Mike Nelson, a Denver meteorologist … Wetter Days Ahead, Lots of Mountain Powder, & A Little Gorge Snow, White Christmas In The Gorge; Plus Some Christmas Evening Wind West of Cascades, Wet Weather Ahead; But No Sign of Lowland Cold or Snow, Slow 1st Half of December; Plus Lots of East Wind, Showery End To November; December Starts Dry, Weather Blog: Winter storm watch and flood watch at the same time? January 2012 following was stormy, 2010- Stormy November, arctic air at Thanksgiving. Mark Nelsen’s colleagues are Kandra Kent, Shane Potter, Molly Prescott, Tony Martinez. Beyond Monday, we're headed into a least a brief period of drier weather, chilly east wind, and even some sunshine Tuesday-Christmas Eve. We do get a nice cold system Friday; should be a good snow producer for lower elevations in the mountains. A real "marginal" event though. That's the only one sea-level gap through the Cascades and all the wind is headed there. I think the GRAF missed the last snow event out there too. The layer of cold air isn't very thick and easterly gradient through the Gorge is weak. 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Red is above average heights, blue is below. At this point we had just gone through an ice storm and were preparing for a 2pm arrival (December 14th) of a snow storm. As for snow, ECMWF has been looking like this for the past 4-5 days! That led to minor flooding on some coastal rivers, but nothing significant inland. This feature is not available right now. It also thinks Hood River and The Dalles only top out in the upper 30s today. Expect one surge of southerly wind about this time tomorrow evening or a bit beyond, calm wind Tuesday, then a stronger surge sometime Tuesday night. There was a problem saving your notification. Duties: Track in-season river flows, wind-weather forecasts to tribal fishers, technical assistance on Columbia River Treaty issues, evaluate climate change scenarios, GENESYS modeling of Columbia Basin hydroelectric dams and river flow scenarios (including Altered Flood Control). I see quite an increase in mountain snowpack the first week of January. A wet weather system moves inland Christmas Day. Mark Nelson’s mastery of the Appalachian dulcimer, `ukulele and guitar wows audiences from coast to coast. Beaverton, Oregon, 97006, I'm about out of time so I'll make it brief. Mark Byamugisha was surprised with a video message from his favorite TV meteorologist. Based on the quality and frequency of confirmatory data points, this metric represents the likelihood that a contact is employed where we say they are and that it is possible to reach them via email, Own your online presence by claiming your ZoomInfo profile, Mark Nelsen Mark Nelsen Mark Nelsen , FOX 12 's Chief Meteorologist, has lived most of his life within a two-hour drive of Portland. That's quite a "river" tomorrow evening... Then again Tuesday night, this is around 10pm. Personal life. 2. Just a few inches fell at Government Camp and snow depth hasn't changed. Mark … Slightly warmer air overhead = sleet. His numerous recordings, books and instructional videos have redefined what these instruments are capable of – in his hands, they become instruments of uncommon expressive power. Follow […] What was your most memorable weather event? Sorry kids, hard to find cold & snow in this weather pattern! Growing up in Madison, WI – Mike has been interested in weather since the age of 7. Wind is something else to watch. That's now through next Monday. Guest Post by Mike Nelson Chief Meteorologist KMGH TV Denver: Mike Nelson My thoughts on Climate Change!Extreme drought, destructive wildfires, tornado warnings at night in Denver, the warmest June and July on record, a new record for the number of days over 90 and 100 degrees – are these random events or are they related to Global Warming? JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Many South Africans swapped firecrackers for candles to mark New Year’s Eve amid COVID-19 restrictions including a nighttime curfew. It's a dark time across the USA. ALMOST ALL OF MONDAY-TUESDAY'S PRECIPITATION WILL FALL AS RAIN AT THE SKI RESORTS. You see another snow level spike the middle of the upcoming weekend. There are pretty clear signals on all models that some sort of significant pattern change may arrive in the January 20th-24th timeframe. It could be 1) A more typical La Niña pattern with cooler systems but still no valley snow, or 2) Colder arctic air slides south and really cools us off, with the chance of lowland snow. Notice the west/southwest flow at 500mb midday Sunday, Then by Tuesday a cold trough is pushing the whole system well east and south of us, Look at the precipitable water loop from Saturday through Monday; you can see the moisture plume moving into the region, Integrated Vapor Transport (IVT) shows the situation very well. It's quite the message here...no significant gaps in the 24 hour precipitation from any of the ECMWF ensembles. We ended up with near average December rainfall in Portland. Personal life. Everyone hit the road at the same time and you remember what happened. Recent Post by Page. It appears weather action will be picking up again over the next week; these 12 Days of Christmas will be turning quite wet! Some start just like this...mild and dry-ish. 1.50-2.50" in valleys and 3-6" in mountains. 2- There's NO sign of real cold weather or lowland snow west of the Cascades for the next 10+ days. I don't see that in the cards. Since snowpack is running a bit below average this is good news! Mark Nelsen; Posted on Dec 17, 2020 December has been very mild and a … The publication was started on October 1, 1957, in Guangzhou city, People's Republic of China. What's ahead? Portland is running near to a little below normal for rain this month. If it gets well into the 40s (today), then it'll be obvious modeling has been a bit too cold. In the meantime, the strong ridging means a classic "gap wind" event is on the way for the Columbia River Gorge. A good chunk of the region has been drier than average over the last two months; somewhat unexpected in a La Niña winter. That refers to a setup with cold arctic air drops south on north or east wind, keeping high temps in the 20s west of the Cascades and lows down in single digits or teens. He joined Whitney Martin, Mike Curkov and Jessica Tighe on the 4:30-7 a.m. newscast. As mentioned in a previous post, and in our podcast, Cascade snowpack is running below average for early-mid January. That's it for today. We've seen snow in the central/eastern Gorge twice now, although real marginal both times... the 2nd was last night. Yes, for now (and probably for a long time into the future) I'm just copying the WordPress blog post into this KPTV-Friendly web site. Courtesy of the weather station at Corbett Schools. Let's do a quick checkup on January so far: 1. There is some model disagreement on how strong the wind gets based on their disagreement where the waves, or even a surface low track. High pressure pops up east of the Cascades behind tomorrow's system. Also notice there are no prolonged ridging episodes (dry weather). Several inches in Hood River and an inch or so at The Dalles. In this case I'll define that as seeing at least a dusting on the ground. That bumps us up right against Christmas of course. It's a continuing train of weather systems moving west to east in a "zonal" flow. No lowland snow, no significant windstorms, flooding, tornadoes etc... We are in the coldest time of the year (by the averages) right now. ET. Maybe similar to the last one 2017-2018? For the first time this season a cold surface high develops late Tuesday and into Wednesday over the Columbia Basin of Eastern WA/OR. Biography. Not a single member tries for 2" or more snow. The ECMWF model thinks 20-40" is likely on Mt. We've had some pretty good weather! Rain moves inland by late morning tomorrow; As that moisture rides over cold air in place, snow begins falling early afternoon from Bonneville Dam eastward to The Dalles and down into north-central Oregon (Dufur, Maupin). A winter weather advisory will go into effect Tuesday morning in the Kansas City metro and last most of the day, according to FOX4 meteorologist … His grandfather remains in critical condition. Each model is slightly different of course, but you get the idea...somewhere between 2-4" in the western valleys and 5-8" in the mountains! At the same time, temperatures at 850mb overhead reach around +10 or so, that will be quite an inversion! Didn't fit La Nina pattern at all, 1998- Very wet November and December, arctic blast around December 17th, 1995- Warm and wet November, stormy December included the last major regional windstorm (12-12-95). At this point I don't see any especially strong storms, although models have been waffling around each run with exact low placement and precipitation intensity. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected. 2011- Stormy November, Dry December. This will be powered by the Pacific jet stream reaching from Japan all the way to the PACNW. Marks research interests are around large-scale clinical trials in primary care. Notice the ECMWF ensemble forecast high temps keep our highs near/above average. The main message when looking at differing models/maps? Strange little no-snow zone around Lost Lake to Parkdale, apparently punching in a little warmer air aloft. Will the upper-level ridge back to the west and allow some cold air to come down from the north, or do we go back into some sort of wet westerly flow? There are 30+ professionals named "Mark Nelsen", who use LinkedIn to exchange information, ideas, and opportunities. Enjoy the rain later tonight and bright sunbreaks following the showers tomorrow afternoon. That said, it is December and that sure isn't unusual. Fisheries Management Department, Portland Main Office. Swails, who has been a meteorologist for 41 years, has some reservations about discussing climate change in his weather forecasts because of "controversy" surrounding the topic. Temperatures have been running near average over the Pacific Northwest. Mark Nelsen’s peers at other companies are Jason Nicholas, Kristen Van Dyke, Mark Scirto, Keith Monahan, Tom Coomes. For all we know we've got crazy wild weather action coming in January or February! Of course plenty falls along the beaches and in the valleys too, but not as much. 2008- Boring November, dry December start. Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. Chief Meteorologist for KPTV & KPDX Television (FOX12 and PDX-TV) in Portland, Oregon. An example would be this past weekend. We, 28storms, chased five tornadoes […] That's basically a low level flow of very moist air that hits the Coast and Cascade ranges, squeezing out a lot of precipitation. Very consistent westerly flow = mild. Maclovio's birth date was listed as 02. ECMWF and RPM are both pretty reasonable showing maybe 2" in the valleys by the time it dries out Wednesday. Strong wind overhead and copious moisture supply combines to create an "atmospheric river" aimed at the mouth of the Columbia River Sunday morning. He even posted our pictures on the news that night!! https://www.youloveben.com/kptv-fox-news-12-with-mark-nelson Mark Nelsen, FOX 12's Chief Meteorologist, has lived most of his life within a two-hour drive of Portland.Email MarkFollow Mark on FacebookTwitter at @MarkNelsenKPTV Astoria around 5" in just four days! (Photo: Michelle Byamugisha) As an individual with autism, Mark Byamugisha thrives on routine. Mark Nelson, FOX 12’s Chief Meteorologist, has lived most of his life within a two-hour drive of Portland. At least in 2017-18 we had cold arctic air move south into the USA and give us a cold/icy/snowy Christmas. No more than a day here and there; hardly any gaps on those same 15 day ensembles. This week, the FOX 12 Weather team breaks down winter so far, crazy gorge winds, and some new holida…. That's it for now, I'm out of time this evening. WQAD-TV in Moline, Illinois, has hired a Rockford, Illinois, meteorologist to replace the Quad-Cities' most experienced meteorologist, Terry Swails. The 2017-18 winter, the second consecutive La Niña winter, brought warmer and drier than normal weather to Western Oregon, according to Mark Nelson, meteorologist at … 2016- Crazy and wild ride. Discover more about KPTV-KPDX Broadcasting, Information without innovation is just data, Get real Scoops about KPTV-KPDX Broadcasting, Mark Nelsen works for KPTV-KPDX Broadcasting, Mark Nelsen’s role in KPTV-KPDX Broadcasting is Chief Meteorologist, Mark Nelsen’s direct phone number is (503) ***-****, Mark Nelsen’s HQ phone number is (503) 548-6514. Just this past week the four of us (Brian MacMillan, Jeff Forgeron, Anne Campolongo, & I) discussed La Niña so far, Vista House wind, Solar Eclipses, & holiday plans for the weather center. 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Some snow is again falling down to the passes right now, but a warmer system arrives Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. With almost constant onshore flow it'll be tough to get snow down to sea level over the next 10+ days. Sure, we had a couple of windstorms at the coastline, but no gusts above 37 mph in Portland. You see the cool/lower height anomaly max out the middle of next week, before the ECMWF ensemble average pushes heights up again about two weeks from now. You can find it here: https://www.kptv.com/podcasts/weather/. Yet the coldest of winter is more like February 1st once you get into the upper Midwest and Great Lakes regions. His research focuses on closed ecological system research, ecological engineering, restoration of damaged ecosystems, and wastewater recycling. Corbett’s own Meteorologist Mark Nelsen’s KPTV Weather Promo Select here to check out Mark Nelsen’s own Corbett Weather page! Mark Nelson is the Chief Meteorologist for KPTV Channel 12 in Portland, a consummate weather geek and I believe, the best forecaster in the northwest. Precipitation the past month looks like a classic La Nina winter setup; a wetter than average northwestern USA, but very dry Southwest. This is more of a typical wintertime El Nino setup...plenty of precipitation but mild storms. Got Wind? Hood right after Christmas. Merry Christmas! But we'll keep a close eye on it of course. A quick look at the "supporting documents". You can find me on Facebook as @marknelsenweather or Twitter as @MarkNelsenKPTV Also, we have a Northwest Weather Podcast. Jeremy Nelson Chief Meteorologist at WJCL Savannah, GA. Robert Shiels. A mid-winter Pacific jet stream will be ushering a series of wet weather systems into the PACNW starting tomorrow. Models have been consistently advertising that change about 10 days out for several days now. Maclovio Perez Maggie Rodriguez KABC7 Marc Brown - KABC 7 / Anchor Marc Cota-Robles - KABC Maria Sansone Maria Quiban - KTTV / Weather Mario Machado – KCBS / RIP Mario Solis - Sports Anchor / Sports Reporter / KNBC Mark Coogan - 7 / 2 Mark Kono - KTLA Mark Kriski - KTLA Morning…. Hood over the next week. You can see some more examples of the images I helped create for the KPTV team over at kptv.com. View Mark Nelsen’s profile on LinkedIn, the world's largest professional community. Very unlikely west of the Cascades. I've been off the last 6 days, but will be back at work tomorrow evening through the middle of next week. Confirmation comes from the ECMWF ensemble forecast of Portland snowfall the next two weeks (through Sunday the 28th). Email This BlogThis! Mark's current home is located at Corbett, OR. A dry Thanksgiving Day, then lots of sunshine in the metro area Friday. Almost the entire USA has been much warmer than normal...who stole Winter 2020-21? On Friday, Meteorologist Mark Nelson came to the class to talk to us about being a meteorologist, weather reporting, working at a news station and different types of wild weather. Not enough for flooding, but the ground is saturated. We had quite a well-forecast soaking, warm temps, and gusty southerly wind. Lots of fun! Right now the ECMWF seems reasonable showing the stronger 2nd "event" late Tuesday night. Ignore the last day, it stops in the early morning (when it's colder), Almost constant westerly flow off the Pacific ocean is the culprit, in fact upper-level heights RISE a bit next week leading to even warmer temps! kgw evening news anchors, Yangcheng Evening News is a Chinese newspaper in the Standard Chinese language, national unified publication number CN44-0006 in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China. Throughout the 1970s, KPTV continued to focus on local personalities and programming. That's because it's holding in a cold pool at 925mb tomorrow afternoon and evening. No decent skiing until Christmas Vacation. Then at 10pm you see the surge of south wind and tight pressure gradient in the valley. Solid sunshine for most today; check out the upper 50s and lower 60s along the coastline. Part of the reason (other than keeping busy at work) is the lack of stormy weather. There are hints that Christmas Week might be a bit drier than this week and coming weekend. Not much; it's still mild and wet. Pressure gradient through the Gorge is up to 8 millibars = cold & windy there. Mark Nelsen's Weather Page: KPTV/FOX12 WEATHER - PORTLAND, OREGON. View the profiles of professionals named "Mark Nelsen" on LinkedIn. But if you want snow? My brief notes on each. The mild weather is here to stay, likely through Christmas. Since the flow is not coming directly west-east, it's possible we get a bit more rain into the valleys than we sometimes see. 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