A low pressure system will bring cold showers and snow to Western Washington over the next few days, leading to difficult morning commutes. Gusty winds will keep Whatcom County below freezing, with wind chills in the single digits. Snow accumulation is more likely south of Seattle, particularly Wednesday morning and evening.
A low pressure system will continue to spin in cold showers and snow over the next few days, with tough morning commutes ahead.Gusty Fraser Valley outflow winds will keep western Whatcom County below freezing most of the week, with wind chills in the single digits.Keep reading for a breakdown of what to expect in the coming days.The area of low pressure has moved slightly further off the coast, so moisture has decreased a bit today.
It will all depend on where the showers show up and where the heaviest bands develop.While conditions will be mainly dry for most spots overnight Tuesday into Wednesday, any moisture that is still on area roadways will freeze and lead to another slick commute. Use caution and drive for the conditions.The low pressure system will push inland on Friday, drying things out across western Washington heading into the weekend.
WINTER WEATHER SNOW COLD TEMPERATURES WIND CHILLS WHATCOM COUNTY
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