Weather

Spotty showers, patchy dense fog, and cloudy skies are expected on your morning commute!

Many backyards will have highs in the low to mid 60s. Up over the Central and South Cascades, isolated thunderstorms are possible tonight.

A weak front will move through overnight and stall out just to the north of us in British Columbia though late Sunday.   Puget Sound will stay mostly dry though, but by early Monday we may see a few more showers as an upper-level trough slides across the area.  

Light showers are pushing through the area this morning, but drier weather is ahead the rest of the weekend.

High pressure is breaking down and that will open the door for the next system to push into Western Washington, delivering light to moderate showers this weekend. Highs will remain near average and slightly warmer through next week, too. 

Western Washington will still have mid to high level clouds overhead all day, ahead of our next wet system hitting early Saturday morning.

The net two days will be dry with a mix of clouds and sunshine as a weak ridge of high pressure moves into the area.

Western Washington will dry out for the next couple of days as high pressure takes over through Friday. Look for a cloudy, foggy start Thursday with the afternoon clearing.

A wet weather system is moving onshore today bringing mostly cloudy skies and showers, especially this afternoon.