If March came "in like a lion cub" this year, I guess it's only fair that it goes out like a lamb! The workweek starts off fairly dry and pleasant, before turning wet again mid-week (no foolin'... view more →
Forecast Updates
Happy Opening Day to those who celebrate! Pretty easy to tell it was going to be a "roof open" kind of evening. We'll stay dry for the next couple days too! Besides staying dry, tomorrow (Friday)... view more →
Monday night update: Still on track for a wet, blustery day tomorrow (Tuesday). Showers overnight tonight, before the heavier rain arrives in the morning hours, tapering off in the evening - could... view more →
For the first actual weekend of spring, can't really complain too much! One more nice day Monday to kick off the week, before a couple rainy, breezy days mid-week...but the end of the week seems to... view more →
Happy first day of spring! Who'da thunk by late this afternoon, it'd actually _feel_ like spring? We'll get a brief break to dry out this weekend, before the typical rollercoaster of spring weather... view more →
Whew…what a week! Let’s recap: a trace of snow, a distant rumble of thunder, a wind storm, a snow storm…but no partridges in pear trees. After a brief break to catch our breath, the main weather... view more →
Saturday 8:30am update: The Great Melt-Off has begun!! But there's one more convergence zone sinking south and east, having just dropped some snow over Whidbey Island and Everett. It won't last... view more →
Friday 6:30pm update: The edge of the precip is beginning to sag south! It'll continue snowing for a few hours, tapering off into the overnight hours...but a convergence zone is forecast to set up... view more →
Friday 3pm update: The National Weather Service extended the Winter Weather Advisory until 11am tomorrow morning, mainly to highlight the hazardous driving conditions. Looking at area traffic cams,... view more →
Friday 1pm update: The snow is still falling, though temps are inching up - 34º in my back yard. We'll continue inching into the mid- to upper-30s over the next few hours, meaning a changeover to a... view more →