The weather in Seattle: wet and windy night ahead for West Washington – Fox 13 Seattle

Seattle – We follow in heavy gusts of wind and heavy rain through West Washington overnight on Tuesday morning. Some areas may awaken to current interruptions and trees removed.

What to know:

• Pockets with moderate to heavy rain can slow down early trip.
• The trip will become quite challenging over the mountains – especially with Stevens and white passages. There is little chance Snow to accumulate on the Snoqualmie Pass.
• There is an increased risk of landslides around West Washington and avalanches at the back of the mountain.
• The showers will gradually decrease on Tuesday afternoon – except for the place where the convergence zone continues.
• Leading warning for a winter storm for the bigger part of the cascades over 4000 feet in the elevation. A rise of one to two feet of snow can fall, depending on the location.
• Between five and twelve inches of snow (or more) may fall along the Snoqualmie Pass: The common will depend on how fast temperatures cool to the freezing sign tonight (if they cool this low at all).

Strong low shore movements, increasing widespread rainfall. It can be difficult at times.

What’s next:

• The winds become quite widespread by 19:00, but the impulses will not reach the peak for many in Puget Sound by 10:00 today and 4 pm Tuesday. Winds will relieve much more substantially by noon on Tuesday.
• Some communities may awaken to electricity interruptions and trees removed. Larger effects are expected in the southern sound and along the coast.
• If the winds become as strong as we expect, there may be closed roads due to the trees removed in addition to the dark intersections as the power is switched off.

The deep low pressure zone will move ashore overnight, increasing the winds from the south.

• Gusts can reach over 55-65 miles / h along the coast of Washington. It is there that High Surf can create super dangerous conditions on the water.
• The impulses can range between 50-60 miles / h for the southern sound, the Kitapon Peninsula and the interior of the southwest.
• For those covered in wind advice, there may be gusts up to 45-50 mph.

Strong winds will increase from Monday night to Tuesday morning in the larger region in Seattle. (Fox 13 Seattle)

Looking forward:

After a tumultuous start on Tuesday, a more weekend ahead with more sunblock and peaks near 60. Another slight chance for showers to the weekend.

After a tumultuous start on Tuesday, a better weekend ahead with more solar shoes and peaks near 60.

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