Weather

We have a slight chance for some flurries tomorrow morning. This will likely happen across the Northern Cascades but some light snow can't be ruled out for those in the lowlands/foothills. Here is a look at your forecast:

Western Washington will be dry and chilly Monday as high pressure remains offshore. 

Frigid overnight lows are expected tonight! 20 degree temperatures will greet you tomorrow morning as the sun rises. The clouds will slowly start to fill-in later in the day with highs in the 30s. Here is a look at your forecast:

Don't let the beautiful sunshine fool you – it may look like summer, but it feels like winter stepping outside. Highs will only reach the upper 30s for most!

It's going to be a cold night ahead! Temperatures will continue to fall as the winds increase. This will make it feel like the teens! Here is a look at your forecast:

We're tracking plunging temperatures the next few days! There's even a slight chance for a few lowland flurries at times, but we're not expecting any impacts or accumulations right now.

The largest glacier between the high peaks of Mount Rainier and Glacier Peak has melted away after a long battle with global warming.

A chilly weekend on tap as temperatures struggle to hit 40. Plus, winds gust out of the northeast bringing our feels like temp into the single digits for some.

Morning showers have tapered off and Western Washington should remain dry the rest of Friday with mostly cloudy skies.