Weather

Pierce Transit is offering free bus rides to warming centers and shelters as another round of cold temperatures and snow is expected in Puget Sound. 

Another round of winter weather will hit Western Washington early Thursday morning bringing widespread snow to the Puget Sound area.

An Oregon DOT worker is OK after a tree fell on their vehicle and it was caught on camera.

Washington State Patrol reports responding to hundreds of incidents in King County since the snow fell on Christmas, and more winter weather is on the way.

Overnight shelters continue to operate through the below freezing temperature.

Hope you're able to stay cozy and warm this week. The brutal cold continues, particularly for the North Sound.

Two days of heavy snowfall in western Washington had crews with King County Road Services working 12-hour shifts, day and night, to clear the roads.

An emergency proclamation has been issued in King County following days of freezing cold weather and snow.

Troopers are investigating after a crash involving semi-trucks blocked westbound I-90 in Easton on Tuesday. 

Tuesday and Wednesday will offer a break from the snow for Western Washington, but another wet system hits late Wednesday night into Thursday morning bringing a chance for more accumulation.

The cold weather has everyone wanting to bundle up and keep warm, and the Seattle Fire Department wants to make sure everyone does it safely.