Review of Last Week's Weather As expected, multiple storm systems moved through the state of Washington throughout the week. When the eagles were spared any precipitation, the skies were cloudy either from the storm that just left, or the storm that was about to come in. One would have to say that the weather did not give the eagles much of a chance to move. New information from buoys taking water temperature samples is in. That means that the waters of the Pacific off the coast of Peru and northward are warmer than normal.
Thunderstorms affect the jet stream.
Northern California and the Pacific Northwest could be in for a rough stormy late winter. The week ahead does not look favorable for the eagles to trek North. There is a good chance that another storm just like last week's is coming. It is scheduled to get to the Northeast very late Tuesday , and carry over into Wednesday. This time the temperatures should be colder in the Northeast to start.