Weather

Thursday will be around seasonal average with highs in the mid to upper 60s with a few scattered showers. Thunderstorms can't be ruled out, especially along the coast.

For the first time since lightning sparked the Labor Mountain Fire, we're getting a close-up view of the fire line burning through the rugged terrain of the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest.

Wednesday will bring sunshine, breezy wind, spotty heavy downpours, and a slight chance for thunderstorms to the Puget Sound area.

Wednesday will be a mix of showers, breezy winds and a few thunderstorms possible. Highs will be in the mid to upper 60s.

An incoming system on Tuesday will bring widespread rain showers, breezy wind, and a chance of thunderstorms to Western Washington.

Chelan County officials are updating evacuation orders as fire behavior continues to evolve in the Labor Mountain and Lower Sugarloaf fire areas.

Tuesday will start dry, but clouds and showers will increase by the afternoon for wind and rain. Highs will be nice and mild as the morning will start out with sunbreaks.

Officials say some social media posts about the Labor Mountain Fire have contained misleading or inaccurate claims.

A month-old wildfire in the Cascades has shut down a major route to Leavenworth just as visitors prepare to travel for Oktoberfest.

Monday will be cooler, cloudier, and wet at times in western Washington as the first of several rounds of showers impacts the work week.