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Few showers around tonight through Thursday, some light mountain snow possible
After a foot of snow at Paradise and a couple inches at Snoqualmie Pass, the more active weather will be winding down somewhat into Thursday.
PINPOINT ALERT DAY: Winter Weather Advisory issued as snow hits mountain passes
Another weather system moving into Western Washington through tonight and Wednesday will bring even colder air than we’ve seen so far. By late tonight, snow levels will start to fall in the mountains as precipitation increases.
Winter Weather Advisory for mountain pass snow into midweek
By late Tuesday and Tuesday night, another weather system moving in will increase onshore breezes (mainly in the 15-25 mph range), with rain also increasing late.
Spotty showers tonight and early Tuesday, patchy AM fog
The 0.03″ of rain since midnight at Sea-Tac Airport pushed the monthly rain total for Seattle (officially) to 0.33″, knocking us to second place for driest October on record.
Dry October keeps Washington wildfire season lingering
Washington has been short on rainfall at the start of fall, with many areas west of the Cascades seeing their driest start to October since 2022.
Offshore winds bring a final burst of 70s before fall chill arrives
Temperatures will be cool to start Thursday, in the 40s.
From frost to near 70: Western Washington’s autumn roller coaster
Monday morning temperatures were some of the lowest we’ve seen so far this fall, with a frigid 27 degrees in Shelton and even a frosty 37 degrees at Boeing Field in Seattle.
Chilly weekend: Frost in spots by Sunday morning
By Saturday morning, light rain will linger in parts of northern Western Washington as a low-pressure system slides through.
October reality check on the way with weekend rain and chill
We’ve been saying it for days now: This pattern of morning gloom and afternoon sunshine won’t last. And we have just one more day with balmy highs in the mid-60s and 70s before changes sweep in.






































