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A major component of the storm will be a long plume of moisture directed at portions of the Pacific coast, That plume, known as an atmospheric river, will act like a massive firehose of rain at low elevations and a giant snow gun over the high country.
Snow levels will vary during the storm--starting off at pass levels then rising above and falling back to pass levels in the Cascades, Siskyous and northern Sierra Nevada. Several inches to a foot of snow can fall over the passes in the Cascades on the front and backside of the storm. Where all snow falls over the high ground, a few feet can pile up. During much of the time when snow falls, strong wind gusts and snow can create blizzard conditions over the passes and high country.
From Tuesday night to Wednesday, the atmospheric river will be mainly directed at the Oregon and Northern California coasts. In this area, from 8-12 inches of rain will fall from Tuesday to Friday with an AccuWeather Local StormMax™ rainfall of 20 inches.
This fabric was made by Indian Head Mills, in the USA. The fabric is from 1963 or earlier. Very vivid red and green, on a white background. A very thick heavy cotton fabric.
I found 3 yards of this fabric, in like new condition. I was shopping at a large goodwill, looking for vintage screen print cotton tablecloths. This fabric had been hemmed into a tablecloth, not well done... I plan to remake it into a nice tablecloth with new edge treatment hem.
I also purchased 3 ornaments, christmas mug, and a cute handmade Christmas Sign, "Berry Christmas".