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The Washington Cascades got their first significant snowfall of the season late Tuesday into Wednesday morning. Here is a look at some of the road conditions and snow totals for the higher elevations in western Washington.
A winter weather advisory remains in effect for the Cascades. According to FOX 13 Seattle Chief Meteorologist Brian MacMillan, snow levels are expected to fall to around 3,000 to 3,500 feet.
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WA weather: First snow of the season for Snoqualmie, Stevens
The Washington Cascades is seeing its first significant snowfall of the season, specifically at Stevens and Snoqualmie Pass. FOX 13 reporter Shawn Chitnis is showing us what the driving conditions look like Wednesday morning.
Keep reading to see photos and webcams across western Washington.
Snoqualmie Pass, I-90 webcam
As of 7:45 am., traction tires are advised and oversized vehicles are prohibited on Snoqualmie Pass, I-90. Road conditions are bare and wet with slush in some places and it is actively snowing.
For updates on driving restrictions on I-90, Snoqualmie Pass, visit WSDOT's website.
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Traveling across Snoqualmie Pass, or driving through the early morning frost? If you don't have four-wheel or all-wheel-drive, you will want to get your studded tires on.
Summit at Snoqualmie ski resort webcam
According to the Summit at Snoqualmie's website, the ski resort received 2 inches of snow in the last 24 hours. The base depth is now at 3 inches.
Stevens Pass, US 2 webcam
According to WSDOT, Stevens Pass US 2 is mostly bare with wet snow and slush in some places. Traction tires are advised, and oversized vehicles are prohibited.
For updates on driving restrictions on US 2, Stevens Pass, visit WSDOT's website.
Stevens Pass ski resort webcam
According to Steven Pass's snow stake live camera, the resort stacked up about 8 inches of fresh snow overnight.
White Pass, US 12 webcam
According to WSDOT's website, reaction tires are advised and oversize vehicles are prohibited on White Pass, US 12.
White Pass ski area webcam
White Pass is not yet reporting snow totals on its website, but the snow stake webcam – which is active – is showing more than 8 inches of snow overnight.
Crystal Mountain webcams
According to the ski resort's website, the snow stake webcam is showing around 6 to 7 inches of new overnight snow.
The Source: Information in this story comes from the Washington State Department of Transportation and various ski resort websites; Summit at Snoqualmie, Stevens Pass, White Pass and Crystal Mountain.
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