Weather

A strong atmospheric river will impact the Cascades and Western Washington with heavy rain and a potential for river flooding through midweek.

With the National Weather Service issuing a flood watch for most of western Washington until Wednesday, an atmospheric river could bring potential flooding to multiple rivers this week and ‘major flooding’ to the Snohomish River.

After feet of snow accumulated over the Cascade mountains, a good amount of it will melt thanks to the arrival of an atmospheric river event. 

November's dry spell gave way to mountain snow this weekend, but the sudden snowfall has avalanche experts on high alert.

After a wet & gusty morning paired with heavy mountain snow, conditions have calmed down this evening. Scattered showers and a few more inches of snow are possible overnight. 

After a windy morning, we're tracking on-and-off snow for the mountain passes today. There's also a big concern over various flooding threats Sunday into Wednesday.

Winter weather brought high winds and snow to parts of the Pacific Northwest, knocking out power in some areas and dumping fresh snow across the Cascade Range.

Winter storm weather has returned to Western Washington, bringing with it an active weather pattern. With multiple strong fronts forecast, expect rain and gusty winds in the lowlands and heavy snow in the Cascades. 

Showers, mountain snow and gusty winds tonight for Western Washington. 

Western Washington will see several rounds of heavy rain over the next seven days with mountain snow in the forecast through Sunday morning.

Snoqualmie Pass is partnering with the Washington State Patrol to enforce all traction requirements during Friday's storm, according to a post on X, formerly known as Twitter.