Weather

Buckle up for a very active day of weather. We're forecasting our classic trifecta here in Western Washington of lowland rain, wind and intense mountain snow.

We're tracking cold lowland rain, mountain snow and localized strong winds tomorrow. If the right ingredients come together, there may be pockets of brief lowland snow tomorrow.

Today we have seen scattered showers along with several inches of mountain snow. River levels continue to recede this evening, with most levels below flood stage. 

With another atmospheric river moving in late Friday to Saturday, river levels could increase once again, but there's some uncertainty about how it might pan out.

Here is a look at the 72-hour rainfall totals (during the atmospheric river). Some of the largest rainfall totals we saw were correlated with the major river flooding. 

The heavy rain from an atmospheric river is shifting south of the area Wednesday, as Western Washington shifts to a showery pattern the rest of the week.

Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue made a daring nighttime water rescue after receiving a distress call from a man in a small boat on the Skykomish River near Monroe on Tuesday.