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Portland metro Saturday weather: Early showers to give way to clear skies, warmer weather coming next week

Portland metro Saturday weather: Early showers to give way to clear skies, warmer weather coming next week Updated 10:40 AM; Today 7:48 AM Facebook Share The Portland area should see light showers Saturday morning before clouds give way to a mostly sunny afternoon, forecasters say. Cloudy skies could linger through mid-morning, but they’re expected to clear by mid-afternoon as the region gets ready for a week of dry and sunny weather beginning Sunday, according to the National Weather Service. The precipitation early Saturday will lead to some snowfall at elevations above 1,500 feet, with 1 to 5 inches of snow forecasted for the Oregon Cascades and 3 to 7 inches predicted for the south Washington Cascades, according to the weather service.

Crews To Begin Clearing North Cascades Highway On Monday

SPR s Doug Nadvornick reports. Washington transportation crews on Monday will begin their annual ritual of removing snow from a 37-mile stretch of the North Cascades Highway. The effort usually takes four-to-six weeks. State Route 20 is perhaps the most scenic east-west highway through the Washington Cascades. It’s also the most susceptible to heavy snow and avalanches. It’s why the state closes the highway late in the fall and reopens it in late spring. Ryan Smith, the maintenance supervisor for the Washington Department of Transportation, based in Twisp, says huge piles of snow come barreling down the mountains, much of it through 27 designated avalanche chutes, and overwhelm the roadway below.

New GSA Bulletin articles published ahead of print in March

Jian Xu; Xiao-Ping Xia; Qiang Wang; Christopher J. Spencer; Bin He . Abstract: The mechanisms and processes by which subducted slab interacted with mantle plume remain controversial, as direct observation of such interaction is difficult to impossible. Compositional heterogeneity of large igneous provinces (LIPs) additionally makes plume-slab interaction hard to detect. Oxygen isotopes are sensitive enough to trace the source of magmas. Here we provide evidence for plume-slab interaction mainly based on in situ zircon Hf-O isotope analyses, as well as whole-rock elemental and Sr-Nd-Hf isotope analyses, on the Late Permian and Early Triassic A-type granites on the margin of the Emeishan LIP in SW China. These granites show typical A-type

Forest Service invests $218 million to protect forest habitat

Forest Service invests $218 million to protect forest habitat
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