Weather

After a cloudy and gloomy start to the day, we’re forecasting beautiful sunbreaks later this afternoon. In some places, the clouds could be rather stubborn today - taking as late as 1 or 2 p.m. to lift entirely. We’ll be nice and dry today which bodes well for some of the first full commutes of 2025. Tuesday’s forecast will be somewhat similar in that the morning will be gray, and the afternoon could feature a few glimpses of sunshine amidst the clouds. Light showers are possible Tuesday evening, but these look very meager and brief. Wednesday and Thursday will feature partly sunny skies and dry weather. Overnight lows may tumble to the 30s. Showers are a possibility once again on Friday, but this system looks minor. Drier weather returns for this upcoming weekend. 

For those craving sunnier and drier weather: you'll love this new forecast.

A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect for our Cascade passes till 10am Sunday.  Our area ski resorts picked up around 5-7" of snow today, except for Stevens, which only got about an inch.  More light snow will fall overnight Saturday into Sunday, but will taper throughout the day tomorrow. Bluebird skiing is forecast for Monday! 

For the first weekend of 2025, we’re forecasting dark, soggy and slightly breezy weather for Seattle.

After a one-two punch of rain Friday and Saturday, the rest of Seattle's 7 day forecast looks dry. Pockets of sunshine and highs nearing 50 degrees into next week.

Frustrated skiers have launched a petition calling on Vail Resorts to fix "rampant" thefts at Stevens Pass.

Keeping gutters clean and clearing any dead or possibly dangerous tree branches can significantly help prevent any costly damages to your home.

Wind and cold temperatures can cause frostbite in minutes, especially in areas like your fingers and toes. Here’s what to know.

While it only takes a thin coating of ice to cause travel nightmares for motorists, it takes a heavier accretion of ice to damage trees and power lines, and the severity of the damage depends on how much weight is added by the ice.

Back-to-back wet weather systems will impact western Washington the next two days with widespread rain and mountain snow.