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WATCH: An impressive low pressure system rapidly strengthened overnight before pounding the northern Oregon & southern Washington Coast. Heavy rain & strong winds accompanied this system. #ORwx #WAwx

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Jeff Forgeron2 yıl önce

This was the view around 3:00 A.M. in Seaside, OR. You can obviously see wind driving the rain sideways. At times, we’ve observed tropical storm force winds along the coast.

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Jeff Forgeron2 yıl önce

Peak wind gusts have been focusing along the extreme northern Oregon Coast. The Astoria-Megler Bridge clocked a wind gust of 62 mph just after 5am, & an anemometer along the Clatsop Spit recorded a gust of 67 mph.

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In Oregon this is normal Fall/Winter weather. Why all of a sudden is the weather being reported as fear mongering? 😂

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Oh My God! A normal weather pattern for fall in Oregon. What will we do?

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More people should have paid attention in elementary science classes. Mr. Forgeron is simply stating weather related facts also known as his profession.

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It's fall. I can't believe you get paid

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Um, I'm gonna a trigger warning from you, Jeff. This fear mongering has gone toooo far..🤪

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