Author

Dustin Guy

Dustin is a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Seattle. Originally from Oregon, he moved to Seattle in 1999 after graduating with an Atmospheric Sciences degree from the University of Arizona. Photography became a passion that naturally melded with his interests in earth and space sciences and he never looked back. He's lived in the Green Lake neighborhood with his wife and family since 2011.

Moon, Venus and Mercury Above Green Lake

There was a special alignment in the evening sky above Green Lake. Here’s the Sunday evening view of (left to right) the crescent Moon, Venus, and Mercury above Phinney Ridge from the east shore of the lake.  

Total Lunar Eclipse Next Week

Here’s a look at the Moon slightly more than half illuminated as it descended through the clouds on the Western horizon this morning. Just in case you haven’t heard, there’s a total Lunar eclipse coming up on Wednesday morning, January 31st. It’s the first total lunar eclipse in our part of the world since September […]

2017 Seattle Weather Retrospective and Photos

As 2017 comes to a close, we can look back at the year as another with plenty of extremes for the record books. Here’s a little look back at a year that featured a little of everything … lengthy periods of wet weather, a record long dry stretch, wildfire smoke from numerous places, a little […]

The December Dry Streak Makes Green Lake Shine

If it weren’t for the low sun angle and chill in the air, you might be wondering if it’s really December. We’re now on day 4 of a dry spell that could extend to 10 days. If the dry spell lasts that long, it’s exceptional. A dry streak of 10 days or more in December […]

previous page iconOlder posts Newer postsprevious page icon