Weather

With winter looming, residents of Baring and Grotto were warned that the Bolt Creek Fire's burn scar could lead to landslides -- and risk stranding locals for days during snow events.

Rain, wind, and mountain snow hit the northwest causing some travel alerts to pop up. The 7-Day forecast features a little bit of everything!

With a winter weather advisory announced Tuesday, residents from Baring through Skykomish are concerned about snow and potential flash flooding in areas burned by the Bolt Creek Fire. 

A wet weather system will push onshore Tuesday afternoon bringing heavy rain at times to the evening commute in the Puget Sound area.

Get ready for another round of rain to impact us tomorrow afternoon! Spotty showers will continue on and off until then, but most of us will remain fairly dry.

Monday will bring a mix of rain showers, clouds, and sunbreaks as a frontal system pushes through Western Washington.

Wildfires that have plagued western Washington aren’t out, but after a round of rain this weekend the end of this fire season is coming into view.

Are you ready for another round of rain, mountain snow and gusty winds? That's what's on tap tomorrow morning! Here is a look at your forecast:

Dry and crisp fall weather returns to the Pacific Northwest Sunday, with another wet system set to hit late tonight.

Rain cleanses our air along with keeping us cool and breezy, but skies Sunday look mainly dry. Rain and cooler highs return next week!