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Rain totals are already adding up and will be impressive by the end of the event.
Drenching rain on tap as next system brings risk of landslides, urban flooding to Western Washington
While there won’t be ice-coated roads or wind-driven power outages, the latest weather system will feature drenching rain that could result in shallow landslides and urban flooding.
After a similar windstorm cut power to thousands last week, another windstorm hit the area, toppling trees that blocked roads and cut power to thousands of customers.
Thousands of customers are still in the dark on Thursday after high winds caused power outages in parts of Western Washington.
If you have Christmas inflatables lying in the yard or a big pile of leaves you have yet to put into the yard waste bin, now might be the time to move them.
The Olympic Mountains, Hood Canal area and parts of the Kitsap Peninsula will see some minor snow accumulations overnight Friday.
Be careful when you head out because with the cold temps and the moisture from Sunday, some ice is very possible, I know I ran into some.
Friday night, another weather system will move in.
Expect very poor pass travel, and folks headed to the Apple Cup should be aware that getting back from Pullman on Saturday night or all day Sunday could be very difficult indeed.