Piles of snow and cold temperatures are not likely go away anytime soon.
Hate the snow that is making driving and walking a true effort? Dislike the bone-chilling cold that has been a regular visitor?
Better get used to it because this LaNina winter does not appear to be going anywhere too soon says retired Eastern Washington University professor and weather expert, Bob Quinn.
"The storm track, since we're into mid-winter, normally drops to the south, so that's what it's doing," Quinn said. It is centered around Northern California and Oregon and the Inland Northwest is on the northern periphery, or as is referred to as, "The cold side of the jet (stream)."
"The en...
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