Weather

Unusually active weather for early June will continue through Tuesday as a second wave of gusty wind and rain showers pushes inland.

A late-spring wind storm has left thousands of customers without power across Western Washington.

Some Western Washington school districts will be closed or delayed on Monday, June 3 because of a late spring storm. Check the status of your district.

Wet, breezy, and cold conditions will be felt across western Washington Sunday night into Monday.

A pair of atmospheric rivers is taking aim at Western Washington Sunday to Tuesday. There will likely be record rain and gusty weather in Seatlte and Puget Sound region the next few days.

Late season atmospheric river event ramps up on Sunday with periods of heavier rain expected through Tuesday night.

We're tracking two atmospheric river events to impact Western Washington between Sunday and Tuesday. Get ready for rounds of heavy rain and gusty weather.

After enjoying a beautiful sunny, warm day around Western Washington this afternoon, look for clouds to increase overnight with lows in the low 50s. 

The heavy rain in the forecast for this weekend hasn’t washed away the elevated threat of wildfires in Washington State– we’re still in a drought, and the Department of Natural Resources says the burn risk is significant heading into the summer months.

Friday will be sunny and warm in Western Washington, but an approaching atmospheric river will drench the area Sunday through Tuesday of next week.

Seattle could experience more than half of it's average rain total for June in just 48 hours.

Warmer temperatures and mostly sunny skies Friday