With the snow in our rearview mirror, our focus now shifts to wind and rain. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for most of Western Washington, from 3pm Wednesday thru 6am... view more →
Forecast Updates
Monday night update: Hope you didn't get your hopes _too_ high - it snowed!! Right around 7pm, a relatively strong band of precip moved through - started off as rain, but quickly turned to ice... view more →
So about that "March comes in like a lion" thing...the DST change this morning must have woken the lion, because this week is looking pretty active! (Sorry in advance for the long post...) First... view more →
Sure turned into quite the nice day! But as is the case in these late winter / early spring days, change isn’t far off… First up: there’s a total lunar eclipse overnight tonight…bad news is, the... view more →
There’s a saying, “March comes in like a lion, and goes out like a lamb”. This year, it might be a lion cub! We stay fairly boring for the weekend…aside from the potential for a few showers... view more →
It's the last full week of February! Aside from some rain this morning, things look fairly benign for the week ahead. Aside from a few scattered showers, should be cloudy with sunbreaks - temps... view more →
⚠️ A Wind Advisory is in effect until 10am Sunday morning ⚠️ The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for the Cascade Foothills, including much of the Plateau and Issaquah, calling... view more →
Wednesday night update: One last night of slight chances of snow-flurries - though those chances quite literally dry up after tonight. The rain band that moved through the Plateau between 6:30pm... view more →
Tuesday night update: There are few things I dislike more than 36° rain…(35°, 34°, and 33° rain are three of them.) Though it did seem to have a little “chunk” to it on my windshield as I was... view more →
Monday night update: With temps already hovering right around freezing, if we get any showers overnight into tomorrow (Tuesday) morning, they'll likely be more snow than rain! However, the question... view more →