Seattle time: South Sound Snow for Thursday – Fox 13 Seattle

Cold temperatures again overnight on Thursday morning. But, not as cold as the previous two nights. It will still be only 26 degrees overnight, but we will not break any records. As we start the day on Thursday, it will be cold and the clouds will start making their way around noon. These clouds will bring snow to the south coast and southern sound.

But only how much snow will we get? Almost every tacoma in the north will not get something. But we could see 2+ inches in places like Aberdeen and Centralia. By the late afternoon, there will still be some snow waves and even on Friday morning another quick group moves in the morning. But then everything will turn into rain when we move on the holiday weekend.

Another problem is the wind. Tonight and tomorrow is very windy in Foothills communities. You will actually feel the wind wherever you are. The gusts are expected nearly 50 mph of some spots.

The full moon is the snow moon. Here is a photo of Snoqualmie Snow Moon, WA. The photo is in the old Millpond, with Mt. Si in the background.

Here is a 7-day forecast.

Things seem to be starting to warm up on the holiday weekend. The pony overnight will be in the upper 30s and the low 40 with the maximums during the day in the middle to the top of the 40th. This is still below the average, but it will feel much more warm. With warmer temperatures, we have some rain over the weekend and the middle of next week.

Have a nice day!

Steven

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