We could see a stray shower or two, but we really shouldn’t have much and your best bet is farther south.
Be careful when you head out because with the cold temps and the moisture from Sunday, some ice is very possible, I know I ran into some.
This afternoon looks mostly cloudy and mainly dry with highs in the upper-30s and lower-40s.
Tuesday looks mostly cloudy with just a few showers here and there. There will be colder conditions to the north with northeast wind through the Fraser River, which could mean some pockets of snow closer to the Canadian Border. Otherwise, we’ll just see a few light rain showers.
Another round of rain will move in on Saturday that may start as some pockets of wet snow early on, but otherwise will be a cold rain with mountain snow.
Look for spotty showers on Sunday.
Viewers share photos of animals in the snow Stormy is loving the snow! (Marchand)
Viewers share photos of animals in the snow This is lynch! Our 3-year-old yellow Labrador in Gold Bar, WA. (Bailey Withrow)
Viewers share animal snow photos (Cayla Dixon)
Viewers share animal snow photos Wagner got a snowball in the face. (Debbie Carlson)
Viewers share animal snow photos (Maria Necheva)
Viewers share animal snow photos Pygmy goat mama in Redmond. (Eric Trepanier)