Rain finally returns to West Washington, with a chance for mountain snow
Seattle – This is likely to go down as one of the driest January at the recording of the Seattle International Airport, but Mother Nature shakes things over this upcoming weekend.
In fact, there may be a mixture of rain in the larger region in Seattle at times between Saturday nights and Monday. Follow because this forecast is a strong object of change.
For this morning we are watching Patchy freezing fog in parts of the southern sound. Young spots will be a problem for roads, especially bridges and overpasses. The sidewalks can also be icy. Visibility will gradually improve throughout the morning.
Tuesday afternoon temperatures in Seattle will rise to the middle to the top of 40.
(Fox 13 Seattle)
Today there will be no big problems in front of the mountains, but Passes Passes Passets may have ice spots. Otherwise, there is a consultant on air stagnation, which is valid the bigger part of the central and Eastern Washington due to the quiet weather.
The high will only reach the mid -30s for most places in Central Washington on Tuesday.
Tomorrow, the freezing fog can be wider in the morning. This will be followed by a beautiful, cool sun.
Thursday will be more scheduled, though mostly dry for most in Puget Sound.
Friday marks the return of wet and active time. It will be faithful with Nizine rain and mountain snow. Traveling through passages can be difficult at times on the upcoming weekend with daily snow circles.
Rain/snow mix can develop in the bigger area in Seattle at some point this weekend.
At one point, a mixture of rain/snow can develop in the larger area in Seattle.
(Fox 13 Seattle)
There is little chance for a rain/snow mix on Saturday night until Sunday morning and again on Sunday night until Monday morning. It is still too early to determine the exact effects, time and potential snow sums. However, this does not look like a big or even moderate event.
Lower row: There may be pockets of minor snow. We will get a clearer picture of what to expect by Thursday and Friday. Stick to us!
Meteorologist Abi Acone and chief meteorologist Brian McMilan
Source
The information comes from the meteorological models analyzed by FOX 13, Seattle Abby, Acone and Brian McMillan meteorologists.
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