By james art 
After a fairly calm and cool November day we will see the weather warm up to start the work week. The morning will be wet with gusty winds and snow moving back into the Cascades. Dangerous waves and surf conditions will also increase along the coast.
After a fairly calm and cool November day we will see the weather warm up to start the work week. (FOX 13 Seattle)
Our next frontal system will bring heavy rain and gusty winds through Monday morning. Precipitation will begin along the coast before sunrise and reach the I-5 corridor by 8-9 am. Precipitation will change to snow after hitting the mountains, bringing heavier snowfall to the Cascades.
Our next frontal system will bring heavy rain and gusty winds through Monday morning. (FOX 13 Seattle)
Snow will begin to fall in the mountains by mid-morning when snow levels drop to 3,000-4,000 feet. The heaviest snow will be in the northern Cascades, which could reach 12-18 inches by Tuesday morning. A Winter Storm Warning and Winter Weather Advisory will be in effect from early Monday morning until 10 a.m. Tuesday.
As the rain moves inland, it will change to snow after hitting the Cascades. Snow levels will drop to 3,000-4,000 feet. (FOX 13 Seattle)
Snow levels will drop Tuesday to about 2,500′, but precipitation will also decrease, so less snow is expected. Be sure to check the latest pass conditions if you plan to travel. Stevens Pass is under a winter storm warning and Snoqualmie is under a warning.
Heavy snow for the North Cascades through early Tuesday. (FOX 13 Seattle)
Winds will begin to pick up earlier Monday morning ahead of the front, starting with coastal winds first, moving further inland throughout the day. Winds will slowly ease Monday through Tuesday.
Winds will begin to pick up earlier Monday morning ahead of the front, starting with coastal winds first, moving further inland throughout the day. (FOX 13 Seattle)
A High Wind Advisory and Wind Advisory will be in effect Monday morning until 2:00 PM. Coastal, strait and northern inland winds may peak around 60 mph. The rest of western Washington will have gusts around 30-45 mph.
A High Wind Advisory and Wind Advisory will be in effect Monday morning until 2:00 PM. (FOX 13 Seattle)
Precipitation will taper off by Tuesday morning, with a few sunny spells possible in the afternoon. Temperatures will remain around or below average for the rest of the week. High pressure begins to build in midweek, bringing more sun and calmer conditions. The next round of lowland rain, mountain snow and cool conditions returns Friday into the weekend.
Precipitation will taper off by Tuesday morning, with a few sunny spells possible in the afternoon.