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Seattle weather: Rain arrives Wednesday, with a stronger storm Friday

Several weather systems will bring rain, mountain snow and gusty winds to western Washington beginning Wednesday. A stronger storm arrives Thursday night into Friday, with coastal wind gusts up to 40 mph and 1–2 inches of rain possible. Saturday looks mostly dry before another round of showers returns Sunday...

Seattle, WA · 3d
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KING 5

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The next atmospheric river could be heading this way next week

Seattle, WA · 4d

MyNorthwest.com

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November’s ‘big dark’ begins with dry weather before rain returns to western WA

Welcome to November, historically the wettest month of the year. Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) averages 6.31 inches of rain during the month. Combined with the change to standard time over the weekend, some also call this the beginning of the ‘big dark,’ with sunsets now occurring before 5 p.m.

Seattle, WA · 4d
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Washington Weather Winter 2026/27: Freezing Temps Put Home Pipes at Risk in Seattle

Washington homeowners are being encouraged to protect exposed plumbing, outdoor faucets and other vulnerable areas before colder winter temperatures become more persistent.

Seattle, WA · 5d

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Seattle Snags One Sunny Sunday Before Puget Sound Fog and Rain Roll Back In

Seattle is starting Sunday, November 1, under cloudy skies near 46 degrees, with a brighter turn expected later today. The forecast calls for a high near 53 and no rain, but fog is the immediate issue for early travelers before a dry, mild pattern settles in through Tuesday. Fog First,...

Seattle, WA · 5d

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Collapsed WA ice caves, melting Rainier snowfield raise concerns ahead of winter

A dry, warm early autumn has caused the Big Four Ice Caves to completely collapse and created significant melting holes and sub-surface rushing water across Mount Rainier’s Muir Snowfield. Washington State Climatologist Guillaume Mauger noted that consecutive warm, dry seasons create cumulative damage on regional glaciers that can lead...

Seattle, WA · 8d

Axios Seattle

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The Big Dark is back. Here's how it got its name

The Big Dark was never supposed to be a big deal. Why it matters: While the term started as weather-office slang for Seattle's gloomy season, it has quickly become part of our Pacific Northwest lexicon. Driving the news: Daylight saving time ends at 2am Sunday, when clocks fall back an hour, ushering in what many consider the unofficial start of the Big Dark. By the time we get to winter solstice on Dec. 21 , we'll have nearly 16 hours of darkness a day. "There's a big difference between sunset near 6 and going to and from work in the dark," Seattle weather blogger Justin Shaw told Axios. The backstory: The phrase became shorthand for the region's long, gray season thanks in part to a meteorologist, a newspaper story and a series of powerful storms. In October 2017, National Weather Service meteorologist Dustin Guy used "The Big Dark" while discussing a series of approaching storms amid the arrival of Seattle's gloomy season. The expression appeared in a Seattle Times headline and was soon picked up by other news outlets . The Big Dark wasn't new to NWS Seattle, said Logan Johnson, who headed the forecast office at the time. Staff

Seattle, WA · 7d

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Western Washington's growing season ends, bringing changes to cold weather alerts

Saturday morning brought the first and last freeze warnings and frost advisories of the season for western Washington. That's because the National Weather Service only issues these types of alerts through the end of the local growing season, which comes to a close Oct. 31. Moving forward, cold-weather alerts will...

Western Washington, WA · 6d

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Fog again tomorrow morning, sunshine Sunday afternoon

An area of low pressure that has been off the West Coast for the past few days is finally weakening and moving south.

Seattle, WA · 6d

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Dangerous Frost and Freeze Warnings for Many Oregon and Washington Counties as Temperatures Drop Sharply

A Frost Advisory and a Freeze Watch are in effect for parts of northwest and west-central Oregon and southwest Washington from late Friday night through Saturday morning. NWS Portland and NWS Seattle say temperatures could fall as low as 26 degrees in the Freeze Watch area near Chehalis. Frost Advisory:...

Southwest Washington, WA · 8d

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Few showers around tonight through Thursday, some light mountain snow possible

After a foot of snow at Paradise and a couple inches at Snoqualmie Pass, the more active weather will be winding down somewhat into Thursday.

Puget Sound, WA · 9d

FOX 13 Seattle

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What does this winter's 'Super El Niño' mean for Washington?

Washington · 9d

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Risky Winter Weather Advisory for Oregon and Washington with Up To 6 Inches of Snow in Some Areas

Winter Weather Advisories are in effect Wednesday for the Oregon and Washington Cascades, with up to 6 inches of additional snow possible. NWS Portland, NWS Pendleton and NWS Seattle issued the advisories. Roads, bridges and overpasses will likely become slick and hazardous. Oregon Cascades: NWS Portland. Cascades of Marion, Linn...

Washington · 9d

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WA Cascades first snow of the season: Here's a look at the mountain passes, ski resorts

The Washington Cascades received their first significant snowfall overnight as a winter weather advisory remains in effect. WSDOT is not reporting any serious closures or driving restrictions for Snoqualmie Pass, Stevens Pass or White Pass. Keep scrolling to view webcams from various ski resorts along the mountain range. The Washington...

Snoqualmie Pass, WA · 9d

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Snohomish County urges residents to prepare for winter flooding

Snohomish County officials are urging residents to take precautions and prepare for severe weather and flooding this winter.

Snohomish County, WA · 10d

MyNorthwest.com

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Season’s first snowfall blankets Cascades, but El Niño could limit winter snowpack

The season’s first mountain snowfall brought several inches of snow to the Cascades overnight. National Weather Service Meteorologist Matthew Cullen said Stevens and White Passes each recorded about 4 inches of snow by early Wednesday morning. Mount Baker and Paradise at Mount Rainier recorded the highest totals, with 8 to 10 inches.

Seattle, WA · 9d

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No rain scare this Halloween: Western Washington forecast looks dry

Many feel Halloween in the Puget Sound area is haunted — by rain. Historical weather data shows that is not always the case. Since 1945, 17 Halloweens at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport have been dry. Including those with five-hundredths of an inch of rain or less, relatively dry Halloweens account for more than a third of the total.

Western Washington, WA · 9d

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WEATHER: Showers and sunbreaks today, with a Halloween treat on the way!

Temperatures are a few degrees cooler today, with a steady feed of rain showers spinning inland.

Seattle, WA · 8d

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First Snow Advisory Brings Up to 8 Inches to Stevens Pass and 3 Inches to Snoqualmie Pass as Seattle Turns Cooler and Showery

SEATTLE — The first decent snowfall of the season is coming to the Washington Cascades, prompting the first mountain snow alerts of the year. A Snow Advisory is in effect from Tuesday evening into Wednesday evening for the central and north Cascades. Up to 4 to 8 inches of snow could fall around Stevens Pass, with about 1 to 3 inches near Snoqualmie Pass. Seattle and the lowlands will mainly see frequent rain showers the rest of the week.

Seattle, WA · 10d

Axios Seattle

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Seattle weather: Up to a foot of snow in the mountains

Winter is moving into the mountains, with up to a foot of snow expected in some parts of the Cascades. Why it matters: The season's first substantial snowfall could make travel tricky through the mountain passes. Driving the news: The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory through 5pm Wednesday. By the numbers: Up to 8 inches of snow is possible above 4,000 feet in the Cascades and Olympics, with as much as 12 inches at Mount Rainier and 4 inches at Snoqualmie Pass , NWS Seattle meteorologist Kayla Mazurkiewicz told Axios. What's next: After an unusually dry October , the Seattle area could see scattered showers through Friday, but Halloween is expected to be mostly dry.

Seattle, WA · 9d