West Coast USA Snow Records Verify Jet Stream Shift - Official ADAPT 2030 Website (Keeping Your Families Reset Prepared)

Most snow in 70 year across Seattle and parts of Washington State, Record snow pack Mammoth Mtn, California, new wind record set Mauna Kea Hawaii, tornado in Guatemala mid-winter and more snow n the way to break all totals in Seattle back to 1915. More storm warnings for west coast USA and B.C.

West Coast USA Snow Records Verify Jet Stream Shift

AccuWeather posted the Top Snowiest Months in Seattle. When they put this report a few days back, it was tagged the Seattle’s snowiest month in 50 years.

Since then, it has turned into the snowiest month in 70 years. This year, February snow totals is ranked 7^th out of the top 8, but for the month of February, it's the second highest in snow total.

Also, this chart presents a different way to look at snow depth in inches, from Seattle-Tacoma Airport. With the expected storm that will come rolling in over the weekend through Monday and Tuesday, that snow total of 35 inches from 1916 could be very well be eclipsed, since we're only halfway through the month.

USA Today put out the latest snow totals claiming that this month is the snowiest February in 70 years in Seattle, back in 1949. Then, there's another gargantuan storm that’s on the way, same as the one that brought record snow and record winds to Hawaii with massive waves of over 40-foot range and 80-foot on the faces.

That same storm that made landfall in British, Columbia and in some areas such as Washington and Oregon.

Let’s take a look at the snow analysis. Cascadia range and its periphery, that’s in the dark purple, received all the extra snow that has fallen. You have to realize that even in multi-generations, those who live in that same area are not used to seeing this type of snow.

For many, this is their first time to see this much snow, even if they grew up there, and when the storm was at first progressing, the hot spots can be seen. The reds and the oranges were the areas where the heaviest dumps of snow were, and there's a good coverage throughout the entire coastal region, as shown.

Seasonal Snowfall Accumulations from October, 2018 until the present, around the Valentine's Day , February 13^th and 14^th, 2019 was also reported by National Weather Service, Seattle. This is not really specific, it’s just for Seattle, but it does show the snow totals across Lower 48. The areas with white and gray are going to get around 15 to 20 feet of snow. So record snow again this year is expected for Sierra Nevada mountains.

With all these snow, a street artist featured “two feet” of snow in Seattle. Probably, another foot could be added, as we get through the next seven days or so.

And every time a foot of snow is added to the 20 inches, we're getting around that 35 inches of all-time record snow recorded in February, 1916. This uptick was not predicted however in the Global Warming models.

The only way it could happen maybe is, if our jet streams are moving into different places and bringing different moisture patterns across the planet.

Next storm is set on tap to literally blast the west coast, and some wind records could be shattered as this thing makes a landfall. If you're not familiar with what this system is, this is the same system that just blew through Hawaii sending snow down to 6,500 feet, the lowest recorded snowfall they've ever had on Maui island.

Also, that 191 mile-per-hour winds that was registered on Mauna Kea, with massive monster waves of 40-feet height from the back and literally over 80 feet height on the face, that is the same storm, right here.

Furthermore, as you move through Thursday and Friday this periphery area which is colored blue on the map, is the snowfall. The problem is, it's going to be mixed with all types of precipitation and accordingly, they're really having a difficult time trying to forecast this thing out.

This is the second time that they put out the same statement of “very difficult to forecast”. Areas outlined in blue is a danger zone. It's going to be right between sleet freezing rain and snow. It is some kind of a combination as it moves through.