Weather

A rainy start to Monday as another round of rain arrives with the atmospheric river.  Rain may be moderate to heavy at times with an additional inch of rain possible along the coast, in the Olympics and North Cascades.  The Puget Sound lowlands could see about .25 to .50".  Rain will taper by Monday evening. 

High snow levels and rising river levels will continue as rounds of rain sweep into areas across western Washington through Monday.

An atmospheric river arrives on Sunday with a soggy end to the weekend.  Rainfall amounts will range from 2–5" in the mountains, 1–3" possible along the coast and about 1" in the Puget Sound lowlands.  Rain will be moderate to heavy with gusty winds at times. 

After a mostly cloudy and dry start to the day, increasing rain is forecast in Western Washington between tonight and Monday. 

It will be a dry start to the Saturday with mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies.

High pressure will settle in over the Pacific Northwest bringing drier weather through Saturday afternoon.

We will see milder temperatures Friday and into the weekend, highs reaching the upper 40s to low 50s.

Showers will taper off Thursday night for most of the Puget Sound area, leading to a stretch of drier weather to end the week.

Grab your rain jacket and umbrella! Scattered showers are forecast on Wednesday with pockets of heavier showers and more snow in the Cascades.

Heavy snow Wednesday brought another foot of snow to the Cascades, which was great for the ski slopes, but not so great for some of the roads.