Weather Forecast

There is a chance for isolated showers to close out what's been a mostly dry week.

A weak disturbance will continue to bring light showers mainly to the north part of Western Washington through Friday.

Drier skies by this weekend and into early next week with highs warming into the low and mid 50s.

Wednesday we will see a few passing showers, mainly to the north with more snow in the cascades.

On and off showers possible through Friday with additional chances for snow in the mountains. Drier with chilly mornings this weekend. Afternoon highs near the mid and upper 50s by next Tuesday.

Tuesday will start with morning clouds and patchy areas of fog, but the afternoon is looking mainly dry for the lowlands.

On and off showers possible throughout the week with additional snow chances in the mountains. Drier skies by the weekend with frosty mornings, especially Sunday morning.

Today we were forecasting highs in the upper 40s to the low 50s with mostly cloudy skies and a few sunbreaks mixed in. At times, rain was heavy, and other moments delivered quick glimpses of sunshine.

A deep low in the Pacific will force a series of fronts through the region.  The first brought rain to the area on Saturday, with the second quickly on its heels arriving early Sunday.  

A Wind Advisory remains in effect through 10 a.m. Sunday for the Cascade foothills, valleys and ‘gap’ communities — including Monroe, Gold Bar, Enumclaw, North Bend, and Eatonville — where easterly to southeasterly gusts are forecast to reach 40 to 50 mph.