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Winter Storm Warning - Northern Oregon Cascades (Oregon)

Government Camp Detroit Santiam Pass Coldwater Ridge Visitors Center Mount St. Helens 1205 Pm Pst Sat Nov 21 2009 Winter Storm Warning For Snow And Blowing Snow Remains In Effect From 6 Pm This Evening To 4 Pm Pst Sunday Winter Weather Advisory For Snow Is Cancelled The National Weather Service In Portland Has Cancelled The Winter Weather Advisory For Snow. A Winter Storm Warning For Snow And Blowing Snow Remains In Effect From 6 Pm This Evening To 4 Pm Pst Sunday. Snow Showers Are Diminishing Over The South Washington And North Oregon Cascades This Afternoon With Little Additional Snow Accumulation Expected Today. Snow Will Redevelop This Evening As A New Storm Pushes In. The Snow Will Be Heaviest After Midnight. Snow Showers Will Continue Through Most Of The Day Sunday Heaviest In The Morning. Snow Levels Tonight Around 3500 Feet Will Rise To 4500 Feet In The North Oregon Cascades. Snow Levels Will Fall To 2500 Feet Sunday In Both The North Oregon And South Washington Cascades. Storm Total Snowfall Will Range From 1 To 2 Feet With The Heaviest Accumulations Above 4500 Feet. West Winds Of 20 To 30 Mph With Gusts Up To 50 Mph On Exposed Ridges Late Tonight And Early Sunday Morning Will Cause Areas Of Blowing And Drifting Snow.| Precautionary/preparedness Actions A Winter Storm Warning For Heavy Snow Means Severe Winter Weather Conditions Are Expected Or Occurring. Significant Amounts Of Snow Are Forecast That Will Make Travel Dangerous. Only Travel In An Emergency. If You Must Travel Keep An Extra Flashlight Food And Water In Your Vehicle In Case Of An Emergency.
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