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ecurie_ecosse said:
What's the weather forecast for Seattle,WA for the next 9 days?

Stuart. :cheers:
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Rain...you'll be right 90% of the time forecasting that!
 
Actually, not bad.
69 tomorrow, low 70's weekend, but the problem is, all the failed weather reporters from around the country get sent here.

Two days ago (or was it yesterday) we broke a 272-day streak, finally broke 75.
Hasn't been 75 or over for 272 consecutive days.

Everybody wanted to know which hotel Algore was staying in.
 
Stuart, did you guys run out of clean shell fish and decide to steal ours?
 
Sleepless in
 
If you're into model railroads at all, and want to get your hands dirty, not tomorrow but the next Friday (02JUL10) is a regularly scheduled ops day on the CCRy.

Small outdoor railroad, about 1500 feet of track and 80+ turnouts, all radio battery, even has snow plows.

1400-2000 (or later) local.

Dave
 
Seattle Rain Festival - January 1st - December 31st.
"If SEATTLE is the Emerald City,them Toto is a slug."

- Doug
 
The weather there aint that bad...is it? No wondewr Spridgets are so cheap in that market. It's like a screen door on a submarine.
 
Actually, during the summer we get less rain then Phoenix
 
Hey, we had screen doors on the boats....called them "filters"
 
Spring can be pretty nasty too.
November is no picnic either
 
DNK said:
Actually, during the summer we get less rain then Phoenix
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and summer is what 2 weeks a year?


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Alright Knock it off with the Seattle bashing.
Yous guys are jus jealous of our web feet!
 
I spent a week there one day.
Seriously,if you get a chance,take the drive from
North Bend (off of I90)up to Monroe.Stop at Snoqualmie-
Falls.Whidby Island is also a nice trip.
Also,there's the drive from Anacortes to Bellingham,
on the old two-lane highway.

- Doug
 
AngliaGT said:
I spent a week there one day.
Seriously,if you get a chance,take the drive from
North Bend (off of I90)up to Monroe.Stop at Snoqualmie-
Falls.Whidby Island is also a nice trip.
Also,there's the drive from Anacortes to Bellingham,
on the old two-lane highway.

- Doug
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Chuckanut Drive.
Nice winding road.

Snoqualmie Falls and the Railroad Museum there.

Snohomish (north of Monroe on Hwy 2, at the junction of Hwy 9), main street is a whole bunch of antique shops.

The airfield has open hangers and a fair amount of bi-planes.

We like the rain. Keeps the folks from Southern California south of the Oregon Border.
 
Like Scotland, but a little warmer, and with trees....
 
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