This weekend is looking damp, chilly and showery. Drier and warmer weather won't take shape until Wednesday. FOX13
If you are longing for beautiful spring weather, you will have to be patient. In fact, today and tomorrow are looking damp, chilly and showery. Drier and warmer weather won't take shape until Wednesday.
Mountain snow could be a problem for the passes through tomorrow, especially where a convergence zone and heavy bands develop. Some places over the Cascades could pile on an additional foot of snow by Sunday afternoon. A Winter Storm Warning remains in effect through tomorrow for the Cascade passes. A Winter Weather Advisory is posted for the Olympics until 5 p.m. today.
Here's where things get slightly interesting: if temperatures cool enough – and showers linger overnight – there's a small chance for a brief, minor and isolated rain/snow mix in the lowlands Sunday, Monday and Tuesday mornings. Any accumulations or impacts in the lower elevations are super unlikely.
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