Weather

Morning clouds across the region today gradually broke apart, allowing for some afternoon sun. It will be a fairly typical early-March setup around the greater Seattle area, with a mix of clouds and sunshine and temperatures staying seasonably mild.

A front will drop in from the north early Sunday morning with rain picking up in the lowlands, heavy at times with breezy winds, and snow in the mountains. Scattered showers will continue throughout the day on Sunday.  

Today we were expecting gray skies and overcast conditions across western Washington with mild highs in the mid-50s. It was also slightly breezy at times. We were watching for very isolated light sprinkles and the occasional brief shower, but overall the day leaned mostly cloudy with spotty, light precipitation.

Clouds around for Saturday with a few lingering showers through the afternoon.

Get ready for a gray weekend and spotty showers, our FOX 13 weather team breaks down what to expect in the next few days.

Showers return Friday as a warm front moves through Western Washington, bringing mild temperatures and higher snow levels.

By Friday morning, we’re expecting scattered rain to develop and continue through the day. Snow levels will jump Friday into the weekend, limiting mountain snow to the higher passes.

High pressure offshore Thursday will keep conditions a little drier, with more showers likely for the mountains.

We’re tracking a slight uptick in rain chances on Sunday, and it could be a bit breezy at times. Then by Monday and Tuesday, noticeably cooler air settles in.

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