Snoqualmie

FOX 13’s Taylor Winkel is driving through I-90’s Snoqualmie Pass, where snow is falling. A winter storm warning is in effect through Thursday evening as a weather system could drop 2 to 4 feet of snow on the mountain passes.

Due to atmospheric river storm damage and light snowfall this winter so far, season passholders are turning to Washington resorts for answers on their plans to open or refund passes.

After heavy rain left the slopes bare, recent rounds of mountain snow is allowing skiers to hold onto hope.

With recent rain washing away early snowpack on the mountain, the Summit at Snoqualmie says Monday is the final day for season passholders to automatically request a rollover credit for next year.

Snoqualmie mayor Katherine Ross joins Good Day Seattle to talk about the city's flood response.

A Flood Watch remains in effect for western Washington, with 10 rivers expected to reach major flood stage.

In Duvall, volunteers are transforming holiday spirit into support through “Christmas in the Valley,” an annual fundraiser that provides pajamas, gifts and essentials to local families in need.

Emergency managers say communities near the Snoqualmie, Snohomish and Skagit rivers should prepare for possible flooding this week.

Snow is expected to begin accumulating on Western Washington's mountain passes by midday Tuesday. FOX 13 reporter Shawn Chitnis is giving us a firsthand look at the passes before the snow arrives. (This story aired at 9:30 a.m.; snow is expected to arrive between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.)

FOX 13's Shawn Chitnis is in Snoqualmie Pass where conditions are looking more like winter than fall in October.