Weather

With the arrival of the atmospheric river today came periods of heavy rain and breezy winds. Wind gusts around our region were reported, ranging from 25mph to almost 60mph. Winds are forecast to be breezy again on Sunday with high winds expected from Monday night into Tuesday.

Impressive drone video shows winter's grip on the second biggest of the Great Lakes.

Western Washington is bracing for rounds of heavy rain and strong winds between today and Tuesday. We’re particularly concerned about the wind forecast for Monday night to Tuesday morning. 

Maple Valley had an early morning rumble on Saturday when a 3.5 magnitude earthquake shook the town just one day after a larger one hit Vancouver, BC.

Heavy rain and wind this weekend will create challenging driving conditions and potential flooding in some areas.

Get ready for tricky traveling around the region this weekend with lots of pooling and standing water on the roads.

An 4.8 magnitude earthquake has hit British Columbia on Friday afternoon, state officials say some residents in northwestern Washington could have felt the rumbling as well.

Thousands of U.S. Forest Service layoffs reduce wildfire prevention resources, increasing the risk of more destructive blazes in the West.

Friday will likely be rainy for most by late afternoon, and stormy conditions pick up on Saturday.

Enjoy a short break from rain with mild temperatures and cloudy skies Thursday before an atmospheric river brings a wet weekend.

An atmospheric river arrives this weekend with breezy winds and locally heavy rain.