In addition, the Puget Sound convergence zone will develop
this morning and continue through tonight. That feature will produce heavier
showers over the north Puget Sound region, especially north King county, Snohomish
county, and Skagit county.
The snow level will range from 300 feet to 1000 feet across western
Washington, and temperatures will fall below freezing in some spots early this
morning and again tonight. Local snow accumulations of 1 or even 2 inches are
likely, mainly in the convergence zone and near the Cascades in the east Puget Sound
lowlands. However the relatively warm ground and daytime highs in the mid to
upper 40s should prevent any significant accumulations.
Target Area:
- Southwest Interior (South Mason County)
- Hood Canal Area (North Mason County)
- Admiralty Inlet Area
- Central Coast
- East Puget Sound Lowlands
- Eastern Strait of Juan de Fuca
- Everett and Vicinity
- Lower Chehalis Valley Area
- North Coast
- San Juan County
- Seattle, Bremerton Area
- Tacoma Area
- Western Skagit County
- Western Strait of Juan De Fuca
- Western Whatcom County
