The best chance for a trace to 1-2 inches of lowland snow will be north of Everett where temperatures are cold enough for snow.
Farther south, areas above 500 feet will be more favored for a trace to 1 inch of snow.
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Closer to sea level and closer to Puget Sound, temperatures may well stay warm enough for just rain or a rain/snow mix into the morning.
By about 7 a.m., precipitation -- mainly in the form of rain below 500 feet -- moves south into Pierce and Thurston counties.
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