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Winter Storm in Sw Clark, Washington
Winter Storm November 17, 2003 – November 20, 2003 · Sw Clark, Washington
The wider storm
Over the three day period a series of strong Pacific storms brought strong winds to the coastal areas, heavy rain and/or snow to most of the CWA. The coastal areas were buffeted by 40 to 50 mph winds. Generous amounts of rain were reported. In 6 hours, Vancouver recorded 1.16 inches and Camas 1.02 inches. In 12 hours, Francis recorded 1.70 inches, Dixie Mt 1.00 inches, and Cougar 0.63 inches. In addition Long Beach reported 2.00 inches in 18 hours, Ocean Park 1.71 inches in 18 hours, and Camas 1.75 in 19 hours. Cold air followed in the wake of the heavy rains bringing a blanket of snow to most of the area. Some of accumulations included 8 inches at Mt Livingston, 5 inches in north Washougal, 4 inches at Camas, 2 inches in east Vancouver, and 1 inch in Longview.
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 5335473. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.
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