Latest Headlines by Morgan Palmer
Pinpoint Alert: Lower snow levels Friday morning bring lowland snow threat
Lowland rain and mountain snow continue, Winter Storm Warning remains in effect for the mountains, and the Cascades could pick up another 6-10” of snow through tonight. The combination of heavier precipitation during the chilly morning hours could bring snow levels down to near sea level in several locations on Friday, with minor accumulations of snow possibly bringing slippery driving conditions.
Pinpoint Alert: Strong winds peak overnight, taper off Thursday morning
Blizzard conditions in the mountains have weakened this morning, with a Winter Storm Warning continuing for today and tomorrow across the Cascades and the Olympics. Click here for school delays and power outages.
When will we see the end of ‘The Big Dark?’
But beginning Thursday, we’re now leaving the three-month period we meteorologists also know as “solar winter.”
Pinpoint Alert: Storm shifts focus to the mountains as Cascades add 2–4 feet by Friday
A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for the Cascades with Tuesday likely to bring 2-4′ of snow through Thursday.
Pinpoint Alert: Rain turns to showers, with a Wind Advisory in some areas and heavy mountain snow
Power is still out for thousands of Washingtonians because of strong wind gusts that rolled in from Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.
Rivers remain high despite calmer weather, next atmospheric river arrives Monday
Washington is grappling with record-breaking flooding, devastating so much of our community.
Pinpoint Alert: Light rain into Friday; landslide risk still high for several days
A lot of the rivers feeding off the Olympics have crested, but we’re still seeing rises on some rivers feeding off the Cascades, with record flooding around the Skagit, Snohomish, and Cedar rivers.
Pinpoint Alert: Moderate to heavy rain hitting the area, wind warnings in effect for Wednesday
Rain and wind are back in Western Washington, and this time for a longer period — through Wednesday night.
See which rivers are in a major flood stage, and when we’ll see some relief
Western Washington will once again see very wet and breezy conditions tonight through Thursday morning.
























