Timeline: Here's when a series of storms will hit western Washington this week
The National Weather Service (NWS) said there will be a series of systems likely bringing lowland rain, wind and mountain snow this week. Between Dec. 23 and 30, the lowlands could see between 2.5 and 4 inches of precipitation, according to KING 5's First Alert Weather Team.
Snow levels drop to 3,000 feet ... for some drivers later into the day on Christmas and on the morning of Dec. 26. Make ...
Drivers attempting to travel through Snoqualmie Pass on Christmas Day were met with a lot of snow, traffic, and plenty of ...
Rain increases during Christmas Day as atmospheric river impacts region – getting breezy coast and north High wind potential ...
Nine states from Virginia to Maine are under snow alerts on Christmas Eve morning as a band of snow moves through the ...
The mountains of the West, New England and the upper midwestern U.S. are where white Christmases are the norm. Even the peaks ...
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Large avalanche at Mt. Washington on TuesdayA large natural avalanche happened on Tuesday in the Hillman's Highway area after several inches of snow and strong winds, according to the Mount Washington Avalanche Center. Authorities say the risk ...
Meteorologists say rain is expected the rest of the week in most of the County, while higher elevations in the South Washington Cascades — including Mount St. Helens — are expected to see up to 8 ...
After a sunny and cool start to the holiday week, the First Alert Weather Team is already tracking the next weather maker.
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