Looking ahead to Saturday, we remain in a quieter pattern, but scattered showers will soon return to the Puget Sound region heading into the late weekend.
After a very chilly start to the day, we’re now seeing conditions gradually improve across western Washington. Some areas, including around Chehalis, dealt with pockets of freezing fog early this morning, but that lifted as temperatures warmed slightly.
Through the rest of the day, we expected partly to mostly sunny skies, making for a brighter and more seasonable afternoon overall. However, clouds were forecast to thicken this afternoon and continue building into tonight as our next system approaches.For tonight, conditions will stay dry but cool—good news for the Mariners game, though you’ll definitely want to layer up if you’re heading out. Expect a mostly cloudy sky with temperatures dropping into the upper 30s to low 40s overnight.Looking ahead to Saturday, we remain in a quieter pattern. It will be dry with mostly cloudy skies and continued cool temperatures. Clouds will dominate with highs staying in the 50s across the lowlands.Sunday brings a bit of a change. The morning should start off quiet and chilly, but as we head into the afternoon and evening, we’ll see an increase in scattered showers. This will be a more unsettled period, with periodic light showers. By Sunday night into early Monday, colder air filters in behind the system, lowering snow levels.As snow levels drop to around 1500 feet, we could see minor accumulating snow in the Cascades, particularly at the passes and ski areas. There’s also a low-end possibility of some flakes mixing in at the lowest foothill or valley locations early Monday morning, though any accumulation there would be very limited and elevation-dependent since moisture will be decreasing.Monday stays on the cooler side with lingering clouds and a few leftover showers possible, especially early. By Tuesday, we transition back to mostly cloudy and dry conditions as a brief break settles in.Then midweek, attention turns back to the mountains. Another system looks to move through Wednesday into Thursday, bringing renewed precipitation chances primarily to the Cascades. This will favor additional accumulating mountain snow at the passes and higher terrain, while the lowlands remain mostly cloudy with occasional periods of light rain.Overall, the pattern features a cool, showery, and at times unsettled stretch, with intermittent breaks of dry weather. Lowland highs will remain generally in the 50s, while overnight lows hover in the mid 30s to low 40s— keep a cozy jacket with you!Take good care, Meteorologist Abby Acone and the FOX 13 Weather TeamWhere is Jonathan Hoang? WA man with autism disappeared 1 year agoAs fuel prices rise, WA farmers face mounting challengesPolice say WA man shoots kid in the chest for throwing a water balloonSeattle high-rises connected by decommissioned Boeing 747 fuselageSCOTUS hears case that could impact WA ballot countingTo get the best local news, weather and sports in Seattle for free, sign up for the daily FOX Seattle Newsletter.Download the free FOX LOCAL app for mobile in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store for live Seattle news, top stories, weather updates and more local and national news.
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