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Edited Date/Time 3/23/2019 5:37pm
Surprise surprise surprise, it’s forecasted to rain this Saturday. Who builds an open stadium in Seattle? This race can be counted on being a mudder almost every year.

Just wondering if we have any meteorologists here that can decipher the forecast and predict exactly how much it’s going to rain and what times during the day. I’d like to go but the weather is a bit of a deciding factor.
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Zoom 3/19/2019 11:30am
3/19/2019 11:30am Edited Date/Time 3/19/2019 11:40am
Need to look a little closer to that forecast...

Only .05 of an inch forecasted for Friday and .07 of an inch for Saturday. Just enough to make the goggle guys the busiest guys that night.

Track should be fine.
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SmokinJoe439 3/19/2019 11:40am
3/19/2019 11:40am
Isn't foxboro a open stadium? But it never rains in the northeast either.
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AHRMA361 3/19/2019 11:49am
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Somebody call the lime guy and let him know.
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APLMAN99 3/19/2019 12:13pm
3/19/2019 12:13pm
It's too bad that the race isn't being held today! Beautiful conditions for this time of year. Over 70 degrees and beautiful clear skies.



The 60% chance of showers is probably a bit lower than normal for this time of year, and showers are not too terrible. It's supposed to ease up going into the evening also.





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toroP 3/19/2019 12:15pm
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SmokinJoe439 wrote:
Isn't foxboro a open stadium? But it never rains in the northeast either.
Seattle, Houston, Nashville, Denver, NJ, Vegas, remaining.

I think all open but Houston.
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Texas Built 3/19/2019 12:30pm
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Open stadium in a place it rains 99% of the time. I can't think of a better idea!!!
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mx510 3/19/2019 12:39pm
3/19/2019 12:39pm
I can see some of you get your news from CNN.
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APLMAN99 3/19/2019 5:55pm
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Texas Built wrote:
Open stadium in a place it rains 99% of the time. I can't think of a better idea!!!
Seattle gets a LOT less average annual rainfall than Houston, but it is spread out over more days......
Marcus Beasley 3/19/2019 6:16pm
3/19/2019 6:16pm
I’m a meteorologist.

Right now both long to medium range computer models show rain Friday night and throughout Saturday. It’s still too far out to try and forecast rainfall totals, and the system could slow down, or speed up since were still days out. But the fact that computer models are agreeing on timing and rain, I’d say it’s pretty likely the track is at least soft to muddy. If it stops raining early enough, they could salvage the track with the tarps, but right now rain looks likely for the night show too....
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bsharkey 3/19/2019 7:02pm
3/19/2019 7:02pm
Well we might luckout. It was 68 Sunday, 73 yesterday and 79 today. Seems like the weather is pushing out. Another mid 70s day tomorrow. Its definitely not hopeless
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bsharkey 3/19/2019 7:05pm
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Texas Built wrote:
Open stadium in a place it rains 99% of the time. I can't think of a better idea!!!
How about what idiot at feld would move to dategrom mid April back to mid March. We actually get alot of nice days in april.1 mudder in 10 years is pretty good here
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mxer433 3/19/2019 9:08pm
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weather.com says that it'll be 60% throughout the day but then 10% at night, so hoping that it stays that way itll be okay.
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hamncheeze 3/19/2019 9:10pm
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Well I generally go with the NWS forecasts and while it does look like typical March weather the amounts forecast are not horrific. Hopefully we get lucky and it is not too wet. I hope the AMA and Feld don't get too twitchy and go to a single practice/qualifier before they really know how bad it will be. In 2017 they clipped practice and it never really even rained. As a guy who goes for the whole day experience, I really want my money's worth!

7 day forecast

Hourly rainfall amounts
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crockett 3/19/2019 10:49pm
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Almost more importantly pnw is getting f great weather this week while they builddddd the track, that should help a lot too.
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Boomslang 3/19/2019 11:25pm
3/19/2019 11:25pm Edited Date/Time 3/19/2019 11:26pm
Marcus Beasley wrote:
I’m a meteorologist. Right now both long to medium range computer models show rain Friday night and throughout Saturday. It’s still too far out to try...
I’m a meteorologist.

Right now both long to medium range computer models show rain Friday night and throughout Saturday. It’s still too far out to try and forecast rainfall totals, and the system could slow down, or speed up since were still days out. But the fact that computer models are agreeing on timing and rain, I’d say it’s pretty likely the track is at least soft to muddy. If it stops raining early enough, they could salvage the track with the tarps, but right now rain looks likely for the night show too....
Awesome, good to hear straight from the horses mouth. I'm good with a bit of rain, the Only downside is it sucks for the spectators.
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TJ 755 3/20/2019 7:19am
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Dont worry its supposed to stop just in time for the night show...


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thearc 3/21/2019 6:55am
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Looking way better now. ??
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Wade221 3/21/2019 8:10am
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thearc wrote:
Looking way better now. ??
Cloudy in Olympia this morning. Could mean nothing, but it’s been clear and sunny for the past week +, and could mean “something” is rolling in. But hell who knows up here ??‍♂️ Just really don’t want a repeat of last years race, Clutch Fry Cross
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hamncheeze 3/21/2019 11:22am
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Latest NWS/NOAA update is much improved. Most the rain falling Friday overnight, chance of showers on Saturday at 40% with only a few hundredths in precip. Should be good to go, I hope we get all the practice and qualifying sessions in as well!
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JustMX 3/21/2019 11:27am
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Ama/FIM has already had the meeting to cut time on all races including 5 minutes off 250 and 450 mains.
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DanDunes818 3/21/2019 2:43pm
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Good luck trying to predict our weather up here guys. I've been here since 1994 and I just assume it's going to rain every day and enjoy it when it doesn't.
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goinrcn44h 3/21/2019 3:10pm
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DanDunes818 wrote:
Good luck trying to predict our weather up here guys. I've been here since 1994 and I just assume it's going to rain every day and...
Good luck trying to predict our weather up here guys. I've been here since 1994 and I just assume it's going to rain every day and enjoy it when it doesn't.
People underestimate how much of a reality that statement actually is.

once it stops raining in may to june it is usually really nice throughout the summer/fall, and is literally the only thing that keeps me up here.

The winters will be what drives me away eventually, maybe.......

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Kyle_McNab 3/21/2019 3:38pm
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It’s funny how people make post like this 5 days before the event. Especially if Seattle it’s changes quickly 2 days out you can get a better idea. Hopefully a dry race track looks way better than last week
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mxpro252 3/21/2019 5:59pm
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DanDunes818 wrote:
Good luck trying to predict our weather up here guys. I've been here since 1994 and I just assume it's going to rain every day and...
Good luck trying to predict our weather up here guys. I've been here since 1994 and I just assume it's going to rain every day and enjoy it when it doesn't.
goinrcn44h wrote:
People underestimate how much of a reality that statement actually is. once it stops raining in may to june it is usually really nice throughout the...
People underestimate how much of a reality that statement actually is.

once it stops raining in may to june it is usually really nice throughout the summer/fall, and is literally the only thing that keeps me up here.

The winters will be what drives me away eventually, maybe.......

That’s what did it for me. A couple years ago my lawn was soaked to the point where it was like walking on a sponge, in April. May, June July and August are usually awesome. September can be good. Then it’s safer to assume rain till April again.
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DanDunes818 3/21/2019 6:22pm
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DanDunes818 wrote:
Good luck trying to predict our weather up here guys. I've been here since 1994 and I just assume it's going to rain every day and...
Good luck trying to predict our weather up here guys. I've been here since 1994 and I just assume it's going to rain every day and enjoy it when it doesn't.
goinrcn44h wrote:
People underestimate how much of a reality that statement actually is. once it stops raining in may to june it is usually really nice throughout the...
People underestimate how much of a reality that statement actually is.

once it stops raining in may to june it is usually really nice throughout the summer/fall, and is literally the only thing that keeps me up here.

The winters will be what drives me away eventually, maybe.......



I thought that too about the winters driving me out, but the pros (the people, the family environment, the lifestyle, the scenery, and the summers--there's more but i'll stop there) far outweigh the cons (rain). I moved up to Seattle in '94 after growing up in SoCal & Las Vegas and am now in a tiny town of 600 people west of Portland, Oregon and it will take a lot more than 200+ days of rain a year to get me to leave PNW.

These threads crack me up every year about Seattle. The funny thing, since the race moved from the Kingdome to Century Link, I think it's been dry more often than not.


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bsharkey 3/21/2019 9:23pm
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DanDunes818 wrote:
Good luck trying to predict our weather up here guys. I've been here since 1994 and I just assume it's going to rain every day and...
Good luck trying to predict our weather up here guys. I've been here since 1994 and I just assume it's going to rain every day and enjoy it when it doesn't.
goinrcn44h wrote:
People underestimate how much of a reality that statement actually is. once it stops raining in may to june it is usually really nice throughout the...
People underestimate how much of a reality that statement actually is.

once it stops raining in may to june it is usually really nice throughout the summer/fall, and is literally the only thing that keeps me up here.

The winters will be what drives me away eventually, maybe.......

DanDunes818 wrote:
I thought that too about the winters driving me out, but the pros (the people, the family environment, the lifestyle, the scenery, and the summers--there's more...


I thought that too about the winters driving me out, but the pros (the people, the family environment, the lifestyle, the scenery, and the summers--there's more but i'll stop there) far outweigh the cons (rain). I moved up to Seattle in '94 after growing up in SoCal & Las Vegas and am now in a tiny town of 600 people west of Portland, Oregon and it will take a lot more than 200+ days of rain a year to get me to leave PNW.

These threads crack me up every year about Seattle. The funny thing, since the race moved from the Kingdome to Century Link, I think it's been dry more often than not.


Totally true. We had 1 mudder in 10 years and it was last year. It's been nice all week and forecasted for a small amount of rain. I think it will be just fine

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