By james art 
Big look at the elder:
Seattle – Between today and Tuesday morning, we track circles of heavy rain and strong winds around Western Washington.
We are concerned about the floods of minor rivers in the coming days – along with the risk of landslides, dangerous road conditions with heavy rain, avalanches at the back, isolated thunderstorms and wind damage and interruptions of electricity at times.
Electricity interruptions are possible in some areas of Puget Sound until Monday night due to winds. (Fox 13 Seattle)
FOX 13 reports a broad signal for Monday afternoon to Tuesday morning.
Then the powerful storm system can be transferred to the region by producing strong impulses through the sound of PUGET, which can lead to interruptions of power supply and damage to the trees.
There is still a little uncertainty about the time and weight of the winds. Stick to us for the most.
For Monday afternoon and evening, a high -wind watch was published for Monday afternoon and evening. (Fox 13 Seattle)
Strong WA winds at times from Sunday to Tuesday morning:
- Today: There may be windy southern impulses up to 25-35 miles / h around Western Washington this afternoon and tonight. In some cases, gusts can reach 40-45 miles / h, but it would be more an exception, not a rule. Unless the winds become stronger than we expect at the moment, today we do not anticipate any damage or problems from the winds. Wind advice is not valid, but this may change on Monday night.
- Monday afternoon to Tuesday morning: During this time, a powerful low pressure zone will slowly move over Western Washington, increasing the pressure gradient in a large way. This can lead to wide strong winds.
- A clock with a strong wind: A high-breeze clock was published Monday afternoon until late Monday night for the shore due to the southern gusts of up to 55-60 miles / h. It was there that the trees could fall and the force could come out.
- How strong will the winds in Seattle be? At the moment, it seems likely that the larger Seattle area (and many places in Puget Sound) can see the southern impulses up to 40-45 miles / h from Monday night to Tuesday to Tuesday. There is little chance that winds can meet or slightly exceed 50 mph. If this happens, the trees can be demolished and interruptions of the current develop. The National Meteorological Service has not yet issued formal wind signals for Seattle for Monday and Tuesday, but they tell us that they are looking more closely at the forecast on Sunday afternoon.
- About the storm on Monday: Although this is not necessary to be a big wind event, I would be ready to keep your phones loaded, pursue and prepare for potential interruptions of power supply on Monday night. Check our forecasts tonight and Monday morning. Here is another very personal recommendation: you may consider holding large groceries today or Monday if the power comes out and the food gets worse.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms are possible on Sunday in Seattle. (Fox 13 Seattle)
Temperatures will turn into the low to the mid -50s on Sunday afternoon in the Seattle area. (Fox 13 Seattle)
Forward-and-exclusive rain forward:
- The rain is increasing again in the region this afternoon and tonight. Heavy rain returns to West Washington again again on Monday until Tuesday morning.
- Today, there may be scattered thunderstorms with insulated lightning on Monday.
- I am concerned about how intense rain can lead to dangerous driving conditions in the coming days. Not only will the straits be more lower for drivers, but they could create the risk of slipping and hydraulic. Roads will be contaminated. Keep your speed to check this weekend and increase the brake distance from the car in front of you.
Flooding of the river:
- We predict floods of the river with a minor river for the River Skokomami in Mason County. This is where a flood warning is in force.
- As of lunch Sunday, there is a flood warning for insignificant floods in the Arlington Stylagush River.
- Other rivers could see minor floods between today and Tuesday. For this reason, there is a widespread flood for much of Western Washington. Rivers, rivers and streams will rise in the coming days. We cannot even exclude the hyper-localized flood on the street, where the torrential rain develops in areas with bad drainage.
A flood was published for a large part of Western Washington because of the chance of a minor river, a river and a flood flow. (Fox 13 Seattle)
Landslides, avalanches and high surf:
- Snow levels will rise this weekend due to the mild nature of the upcoming rain. A few inches of rain will fall over the mountains. The debt rain and snow melt in the low to the middle hills will put pressure on the local rivers.
- With the soaking wet weather comes the risk of landslides in the coming days. We will have to look at vulnerable bluffs, rocks and hills for this.
- The danger of avalanches is high at the back: experts warn not to make skiing and snowboarding this weekend in many places over the cascades and the Olympics! Focus on the avalanche center to the northwest for more details about the avalanche warning in reality.
- We also expect high surfing in the coming days for parts of the Washington coast.
Active and stormy weather continues in Seattle until Tuesday morning. (Fox 13 Seattle)
The drier and more time is probably until Tuesday night. Temperatures will be nearly 60 degrees on Wednesday!
Take good care of
Meteorologist Abi Acone
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