Weather

Spring will arrive on March 20. Here’s a look at how much warmer spring has gotten in your area since 1970.

Scattered showers continue Wednesday with snow levels slowly dropping to the higher passes.

Damp days are ahead, with an unsettled weather pattern bringing more chances of rain and mountain snow.

The next frontal system will slowly bring the showers into the rest of the Puget Sound by the evening commute.

The wait for longer days in Seattle is almost over.

Chances for showers return this week with the possibility of mountain snow. Winds will be breezy at times with afternoon highs near normal throughout the week.

Skywatchers across much of the world will have the chance to witness a total lunar eclipse in the early morning hours of March 3.

Morning fog will greet us again on Monday.  The fog will be the most widespread and dense around the coastal region.  It will be the slowest to burn off there, with much of Monday under grey skies from around Hoquiam southward. While parts of Puget Sound will see some early morning fog, it will burn off quickly with plenty of sunshine through the afternoon. 

We forecasted highs in the mid to upper 50s on Sunday after a very frigid start to the morning. Temperatures dipped into the 20s and 30s early, and we were watching isolated pockets of fog. That fog stayed rather spotty, and once the sun came up, skies turned beautifully bright.

Clear skies late Saturday night and early Sunday morning will allow for some fog to develop early.  The fog will burn off fairly quickly, and we are in store for another beautiful afternoon with plenty of sunshine as we round out the weekend. 

It will be a chilly start Saturday with a few morning clouds, but skies will be dry this weekend with more sunshine.