Weather

Local scientists have made an exciting discovery on the seafloor along the Cascadia Subduction Zone—the same zone that could someday give Western Washington "The Big One," a 9.0-magnitude earthquake.

Cold air and showers will linger over the Pacific Northwest Wednesday as another round of isolated thunderstorms, clouds, and sunshine return.

We're staying cool and showery this week with highs only in the low to mid 50s. Saturday highs could warm to near normal. Stay tuned!

Another wet and windy system is sweeping through Western Washington Tuesday, bringing cool temperatures as well. 

Wildfire smoke and vineyards do not mix well if you want a pleasant bottle of wine, and now researchers in the Northwest have found a new way to alert winemakers if their grapes have been tainted before they're used in creating a prized batch of vino.

Scattered showers will remain in the forecast this evening as temperatures fall. Here is a look at your forecast:

It's a great day to stay cozy inside because heavy rain and thunderstorms will race through Western Washington this afternoon and tonight.

Sunday features rain and wind at times with cooler than average highs. Active weather continues into the start of next week.

If you're dreaming of warmer spring weather, don't get your hopes up: this week is looking damp with temperatures hovering well below average. 

Rainy and breezy at times this weekend with cooler than average highs.