Weather

Skies will dry out through the afternoon Tuesday with highs in the mid to upper 40s

Once we get through the scattered showers today, the region will enter into an extended period of dry and quiet weather.

Saturday was supposed to be the day thousands of people who were still in the dark from Tuesday’s bomb cyclone were expecting to have their power restored.

Showers will be scattered through the day Monday with a few more snowflakes in the mountain passes.

Grab a warm, waterproof jacket if you’re spending time outside today or tomorrow! We’re tracking scattered lowland rain and light mountain snow.

While Puget Sound Energy estimates power has been restored to 90% of its customers, thousands are still in the dark.

A majority of Americans should arrive at their Thanksgiving destinations without too many issues. However, forecast changes for the end of the week could cause problems.

Puget Sound Energy is working around the clock to restore power to communities left in the dark after last week's bomb cyclone. FOX 13 Seattle rode along with them to catch a glimpse into their work.

After enjoying a few days with mild temperatures, a cooling trend will kick in on Sunday.  Cloudy skies and periods of rain during the day will cool us into the 40s.  The cooler temperatures will stick around through the Thanksgiving Holiday. 

The weather will be significantly quieter this weekend around Western Washington compared to the rounds of windstorms this week.

Crews are working around the clock to restore electricity to thousands of PSE customers after a bomb cyclone caused widespread outages on Tuesday night.