Seattle weather: Showers mainly north Wednesday, more mountain snow

Wednesday we will see a few passing showers, mainly to the north with more snow in the cascades. There will be a mix of sun and clouds for the south sound, along with breezy winds on Wednesday.

Few Showers

Wednesday we will see a few passing showers, mainly to the north with more snow in the cascades. 

Heavier snow in the northern cascades is expected, so a Winter Weather Advisory will be in effect through early Friday. Heaviest snow will be in the higher mountain peaks, with 3-6" for Stevens Pass.

Mountain Snow

Heavier snow in the northern cascades is expected, so a Winter Weather Advisory will be in effect through early Friday. (FOX 13 Seattle)

Temperatures will be around seasonal average Wednesday, maybe a degree or two cooler with winds picking up into the afternoon.

Wednesday's Highs

Temperatures will be around seasonal average Wednesday, maybe a degree or too cooler with winds picking up into the afternoon. 

A few lingering showers through Friday with temperatures in the low 50s. The weekend will dry out with cooler temperatures in the morning hours and more sunshine.

Seattle Extended

A few lingering showers through Friday with temperatures in the low 50s.

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The Source: Information in this story came from the FOX 13 Seattle Weather Team and the National Weather Service.

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