Weather Forecast

Moderately strong winds are still blowing in the North Sound area and along the Washington coast, and could result in more power outages and tree damage late Monday afternoon.

RIVER FLOODING THREATS LOWERS IN SHORT-TERMAs of noon Sunday, three river Flood Warnings were still posted — one for the Skokomish River at Potlatch, another for the Chehalis River at Porter in Grays Harbor County and another for the White River in south King and north Pierce Counties. All warnings were posted for the potential of minor flooding. 

Saturday started off relatively mild with light showers. In our full forecast, Nikki Torres explains when to expect more rainfall for the lowlands and snowfall for the higher elevations.

Scattered showers, sunbreaks and breezy winds for the lowlands Saturday. Rain will be moderate at times with heavier pockets.

Scattered showers around for Friday with cooler temperatures, more snow expected for the mountains.

While small-scale river flooding and power outages are still ongoing, the worst of the severe weather is behind us.

Widespread rain and breezy winds will return Thursday, along with more mountain snow.

Hundreds of thousands of Washingtonians are without power as forceful winds whipped through the region into early Wednesday morning. While it'll stay gusty this afternoon, winds won't be nearly as strong as what we saw earlier today.