Weather Forecast

A windy day around Western Washington on Sunday.  Gusts topped out at over 55 mph in some spots.  We had reports of a 45mph gust at Sea-Tac too. There were several reports of power outages today along with some downed trees. The Wind Advisory issued for the Admiralty Inlet Area is set to expire at 10pm on Sunday.  Winds will relax overnight today and early Monday.

We're expecting a powerful winter storm to wallop the Cascades, dumping one to three feet of snow! There's even a small chance for a rain/snow mix in the lower elevations Monday morning and evening.

The much advertised storm which is set to bring heavy mountain snow, lowland rain and gusty winds arrives tonight.  By Sunday, the main center and cold front will move in from the north.  The westerly winds will create a rain shadow over the Central Puget Sound by the Olympics.  The westerly winds will also create up-sloping along the Cascades, increasing the snowfall in the mountains.

What's good news for skiers is bad news for pass travelers: we're forecasting heavy mountain snow between tonight and Monday afternoon.

After some patchy morning fog, the Puget Sound area will enjoy another beautiful sunny afternoon to end the work week.

What an amazing sunset we got to enjoy today! Mount Rainier, along with the rest of our Cascade Mountains, are gearing up for heavy snow this weekend.

Wednesday was a gray and soggy day, but temperatures were mild today, once again warming into the lower 50s.

A low pressure system off the Washington Coast will push showers into Western Washington Wednesday through early Thursday morning.

Scattered showers continue into the middle of the week with light mountain snow and mild afternoon highs.