Weather Forecast

Another mild day with highs in the 50s. Drier afternoon conditions with sunbreaks.

Periods of moderate to heavy rain could make driving conditions difficult across the region.

Expect heavy rain, wind and mountain snow as an atmospheric river moves into western Washington Tuesday.

An approaching atmospheric river will bring significant rain and gusty winds to Western Washington Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning.

Showers will continue overnight into Monday morning. It will be a wet start to the day with more showers scattered in the afternoon.

Sunday will offer up a mix of clouds and sunshine with mainly dry conditions, but the next wet weather system is set to hit early Monday.

Gusty winds blew into Western Washington overnight and early Saturday.  Winds peaked around 50-60 mph around the coast, the Inlet and even into portions of the North Sound near Everett.  Power outages and some minor tree damage were reported around the area.  The winds will continue to relax throughout the night and Sunday.   

A strong storm system is moving through Western Washington on Saturday morning bringing gusty wind, lowland rain, mountain snow, and coastal flooding.

An active start to the weekend with lowland rain, mountain snow, gusty winds along with coastal flooding. A strong area of low pressure is producing widespread rain on Friday night which will linger into Sunday morning.  Rainfall totals will be around .50"-2" through the weekend.  By Sunday afternoon, rainfall will wrap up just in time for Sunday night's Seahawks game at Lumen field. 

A strong weather system will bring gusty wind, lowland rain, mountain snow, and dangerous surf to western Washington on Friday and Saturday.