Weather

High pressure will keep the Northwest sunny and cool Friday and most of Saturday before another chance of snow threatens the region.

Overnight lows will continue to plummet tonight under clear skies. It even looks like we could see some record overnight lows tomorrow morning! Here is a look at your forecast:

The work of making the roads safer in Tacoma and the rest of Pierce County really hasn’t stopped since the first snowflakes began to fall Wednesday night. 

Record-breaking cold is expected in Western Washington Thursday afternoon, as offshore winds continue to push chilly air into the area.

A minor solar flare that arrived late Tuesday night brought a brilliant display of the Northern Lights to the far northern reaches of the U.S.

Portland, Oregon, had its second-snowiest day on record Wednesday as 10.8 inches piled up in the city. The only snowier day was during World War II, when 14.4 inches of snow was measured on Jan. 21, 1943.

Snow and ice are expected for those across parts of the area tomorrow morning! This could make for some slick and dangerous roadways. Plus, temperatures will fall into the low 20s tonight with wind chills plummeting into the teens and single digits! Here is a look at your forecast:

After an active morning of weather across Puget Sound, we're tracking pockets of snow for the rest of the day. Temperatures will plunge in a major way overnight.

Winter is really showing up this week! Get ready for some lowland snow, frigid temperatures, and breezy winds. Here is a look at your full forecast:

Snow continues to pummel the mountains today. Tuesday night into Wednesday, there's a chance for lowland snow.