Seattle, say bye to snow: Rain is on the way
By midmorning Friday, snow should turn to rain, flushing out the lowlands of any icy remains. Seattle was expected to have “really limited” accumulations of snow Thursday night and Friday morning, National Weather Service meteorologist Maddie Kristell said.
Gusty easterly winds will drive wind chills into the teens and even the single-digit temperatures in some Western Washington ...
An initial band of moisture (mainly in the form of snow or a wet snow/rain mix) is moving northward into Puget Sound.
By Thursday afternoon, a wintry combination of snow, sleet and freezing rain is expected to reach up the I-5 corridor from Portland to Olympia.
Seattle will experience another round of snow starting Thursday evening and overnight into Friday. The commute could get ...
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Seattle weather could hover near record lows with “very cold wind chills as low as 15 to 20 degrees,” according to NWS Seattle. With winds expecting to reach 3-10 mph Wednesday, it will feel ...
The city is experiencing an unseasonably cold start to February, with temperatures significantly below the five-year average.
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for most of the Puget Sound area due to a snow and rain mix pushing into the region.
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