More snow to hit Seattle area overnight, icy roads expected Tuesday
As temperatures warm into the upper 30s Monday afternoon, rain and snow showers will mix before another round of snowfall moves in overnight. Between midnight and 6 a.m. Tuesday, western Washington could see a widespread trace to 2 inches of snow, with areas from Everett to Olympia most likely to be impacted.
Snowy and icy roads prompted Bellingham, Lynden and Mount Baker school districts to close on Monday, as Whatcom County bore ...
The city is experiencing an unseasonably cold start to February, with temperatures significantly below the five-year average.
UW Atmospheric Sciences professor Cliff Mass says we could get up to an inch of Seattle snow after tonight's commute.
Public schools are closed in Bellingham, Lynden and around Whatcom County, where chilly air from Canada dipped temperatures ...
The best chances for lowland snow accumulations will be from Snohomish County northward to the Canadian border and to the ...
A much wetter stretch is ahead from California to Washington as multiple systems crash into the Pacific Coast. Here’s how ...
There will most likely be an icy commute on Monday morning. Temperatures throughout the region will be below freezing at ...
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