Weather

The beginning of the week will feature chilly mornings and sunny afternoons with warm high temperatures, around 70 degrees.

A deadly tornado in Enderlin, North Dakota, on June 20 has been upgraded to an EF5, marking the first EF5 tornado in the United States in 12 years.

A ridge of high pressure will settle in, bringing plenty of sunshine for the first part of the week.  Offshore winds will lead to warm temperatures on Monday and Tuesday.   The Cascade foothills will see breezy conditions both Monday and Tuesday as well, with gusts around 30 mph. 

A 2.5-magnitude earthquake shook near Lynden, Washington, on Saturday. 

Mother Nature is serving up spectacular weather for the second Mariners game of the weekend. After a murky morning with pockets of fog, we're expecting stunning October sunshine this afternoon. 

Clear skies and calm winds will allow fog to form overnight.  Fog is forecast to burn off by the early afternoon with plenty of sunshine for the rest of the day Sunday.

The latest forecast is calling for dry and partly sunny weather for the Mariners on Saturday evening. Sunnier skies are expected for the second home game happening Sunday night.

It will be a little cooler Saturday with morning clouds and a few sprinkles. Sunshine will return in the afternoon with highs in the mid to low 60s.

Friday morning will be off to a cool start, but afternoon highs will warm nicely into the mid and upper 60s as winds pick up a bit and become breezy in central Washington.

Temperatures Friday will be right around seasonal average, reaching the mid 60s. Patchy fog to start the morning with midday sunshine.

Scattered showers will linger in Western Washington on Thursday, but drier weather returns Friday through most of next week.