OF
OF OUR
OF OUR VIEWERS AND OF COURSE YOU CAN POST ON SOCIAL MEDIA USE THE HASHTAG K5 WEATHER.
SO REBECCA, I KNOW BY SATURDAY
WE COULD GET UP TO A FOOT
OF SNOW IN THE SOUTH SOUNDBYTE
IT KIND OF GETS A LITTLE BIT
LESS THE FARTHER NORTH WE GO IT
LOOKS LIKE THE MOISTURE IS
COMING UP FROM THE SOUTH AND
THE WEST AND SO IT'S GOING TO
TAKE ITS TIME GETTING FURTHER
NORTH.
PLUS WE HAVE AN EAST WIND.
IT'S A VERY DRYING EFFECT AND
THAT'S WHAT WE'RE SEEING HELPED
TO ALSO KEEP THINGS REALLY
COLD.
IT FEELS MISERABLY COLD
OUTSIDE.
I LOOK AT THE WIND CHILLS IN A
MOMENT FIRST I WANT TO SHOW YOU
EVERYDAY PEÑAFIEL WHERE WE JUST
HAD THE DARK GRAY CLOUDS IN
PLACE BUT NO PRECIPITOUS TIME
TO CONTVO WE'RE GETTING SOME
LIGHT SNOW FOR YOU RIGHT NOW
AND YOU MAY END UP WITH ABOUT
ONE OR TWO INCHES AROUND THE
TACOMA AREA PROPER IN OLYMPIA
IT IS SNOWING AND IT'S BECOMING
HEAVY AT TIMES IN A FEW PLACES
AROUND TACOMA TOWARDS UP3
OLYMPIA TWOTHIRDS TUMWATER.
AND THIS IS A DIFFERENT LOOK AT
EVERETT WHERE YOU COULD SEE DRY
CONDITIONS THERE AND CURRENTLY
DRY AT THE SEATTLE WATERFRONT.
WE MIGHT SEE A FEW FLAKES FLY
BUT NO ACCUMULATION EXPECTED
FOR SEATTLE TODAY IT'S ALL TO
OURSELVES.
THIRTY SEVEN DEGREES RIGHT NOW
IN SEATTLE WITH THE WIND COMING
OUT OF THE NORTH AT 14 MILES AN
HOUR.
YOU CAN BET IT FEELS LIKE
TWENTY EIGHT DEGREES IN SEATTLE
RIGHT NOW IT FEELS LIKE FOUR
DEGREES IN BELLINGHAM RIGHT
NOW.
SO THIS IS THE KIND SET UP
AROUND WAHKIAKUM SKAGIT SAN
JUAN ISLANDS WITH THE CAMINO
AND ACROSS CLALLAM COUNTY ON
THE COAST WHERE THESE
CHILL
CHILL FACTORS ARE COLD ENOUGH THAT YOU COULD GET HYPOTHERMIA IN A RATHER SHORT PERIOD
OF TIME.
SO BUNDLE UP AND BE SAFE NOW
THE SNOW AS YOU CAN SEE ON THE
DOPPLER RADAR, IT SHOWS THAT
THERE'S SOME SNOW THAT'S CREPT
UP OVER PARTS OF THE GOERGIA
WATERWAY AND I NIDHI BUT IT'S
JUST A LITTLE LIGHT FLAKES
AGAIN WE DON'T EXPECT TO SEE
ACCUMULATIONS RIGHT IN SEATTLE
PROPER BUT AT THE FARTHER SOUTH
YOU GO THE MORE LIKELY THAT
WE'RE GOING TO SEE SNOW
ACCUMULATIONS FOR THAT MATTER
INTO THE CASCADE FOOTHILLS OR
EVEN OFF TO THE WEST.
MUCH HIGHER ACCUMULATIONS
EXPECTED FROM OLYMPIA TO ELMA
AND EVEN ABERDEEN WHERE WE HAVE
THE BIG CONCERNS ABOUT ICE
ACCUMULATING.
WE HAVE A WINTER WEATHER
ADVISORY, A PLACE FOR THE
SOUTHWEST COAST HERE BECAUSE
GETTING A MIX OF BRISSET IT MAY
BE RAIN NOW OR RAIN MIXED WITH
SNOW BUT IT COULD EASILY SWITCH
OVER TO AN ICE ACCUMULATION AND
THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO TRAVEL ON
AS WE LOOK AT THE WINTER
WEATHER ADVISORY, THIS IS GOING
INTO FFOR IIMPACT YOU THORUGH
NOON TOMORROW.
SO THIS IS GOING TO BE A
TREACHEROUS STRETCH OF TIME
FROM TONIGHT INTO TOMORROW GOES
UNTIL 6:00 A.M. TOMORROW
MORNING AND WE'RE EXPECTING
ABOUT ONE TO TWO INCHES AROUND
TACOMA, HIGHER AMOUNTS THREE TO
SIX INCHES AROUND OLYMPIA
PROPER AND FURTHER SOUTH.
WE'LL ALSO HAVE A LITTLE BIT
OF A MIX AT TIMES AND SOUTH BY
FIVE.
YEAH, THAT'S NOT FUN TO DRIVE
ON NOW.
WIND DIRECTION RIGHT NOW YOU
CAN SEE 29 MILE PER HOUR
SUSTAINED WINDS FOR BELLINGHAM
NORTH WINDS ARE SHOOTING DOWN
PUGET SOUND AND THEY'RE UP TO
ABOUT 15 MILES AN HOUR.
SO WE ALL HAVE AN ELEMENT
OF THESE STRONG WINDS MAKING
TTHINGS FEEL COOLER.
WIND GUSTS AT RECENT TRACK 30
MILES AN HOUR FFOR HOQUIAM 18
FFOR BREMERTON AND 49 FOR
BELLINGHAM.
SO LIGHT SNOW MAINLY AROUND
SOUTH SOUND AND SOUTH ALONG
TOWARDS THE OREGON BORDER.
WE'VE GOT A FEW SNOW SHOWERS
AROUND CLALLAM COUNTY TOO AND
WE'RE GOING TO SEE MAYBE ONE OR
TWO INCHES AROUND PARTS OF PORT
ANGELES.
THE FORECAST HIGH FOR THOSE
OF US INLAND ARE GOING TO STAY
JUST BELOW THE FREEZING MARK IF
NOT UPPER 20S.
NOW THE SNOW WILL DECREASE
TONIGHT BUT IT RETURNS TOMORROW
NIGHT.
SO WE'LL HAVE A BRIEF BREAK
WHERE WE CAN GET THE TIME TO
GET ON TOP OF THE ROADS NOW
SNOW ACCUMULATION TODAY OR WHAT
WE EXPECT THROUGH 8:00 TONIGHT
ITS MODELS SHOWING THAT WE
COULD GET UP TO THREE INCHES
HERE IN ABOUT OLYMPIA A LITTLE
OVER AN INCH FFOR TACOMA AN
INCH AND A HALF FOR SHELTON AND
YOU CAN SEE THE LIGHTER AMOUNTS
TRACKING EVEN SHOWING THREE
TENTHS OF A DENZLER OWRD
NWSSEATTLE.
SO I'D EXPECT TO SEE PLACES
LIKE SEATAC AND BEREAN AND
GETTING A LITTLE FARTHER INLAND
TOO AS WE GET TOWARDS PUYALLUP
AND GRAB THIS WINTER STORM
WATCH YOU SEE ENCOMPASSING THIS
LARGE AREA OF INLAND PUGET
SOUND.
IT'S FOR SATURDAY FRIDAY
AFTERNOON WE'LL START TO SEE
THAT SNOW COME IN AND THEN IT
WILL INCREASE IN INTENSITY AND
THIS IS WHERE WE HAVE THE HIGH
ACCUMULATIONS OF SNOW EXPECTED
SO FUTURE RADAR OPPRESSIVE TYPE
SHOWS THE SNOW TAPERING OFF
TONIGHT RIGHT ON EIGHT O'CLOCK
BUT THEN IT COMES BACK TOMORROW
CLOSER TO EIGHT O'CLOCK
TOMORROW NIGHT AND THIS IS
GOING TO SPREAD INLAND PRETTY
QUICKLY SATURDAY MORNING AT
5:00 A.M. WE'LL ALL HAVE THAT
SNOW OVER US AND THEN THROUGH
THE COURSE OF THE EARLY
AFTERNOON SATURDAY ONE THIRTY
WE'LL START TO SEE THE AREAS
OF SNOW SHRINK AND THEN WE'LL
START TO GET RID OF THE SNOW
AND JUST GET LEFT WITH JUST A
FEW SHOWERS BY 10 30 SATURDAY
NIGHT.
SO WINTER WEATHER WILL BRING
INCREASING SNOW FRIDAY NIGHT
THORUGH SATURDAY MORNING.
SATURDAY MORNING WILL
DEFINITELY BE THE HEAVIEST
AMOUNT OF SNOW AND IT'S GOING
TO BE ALL THAT SNOW ON TOP
OF WHAT THE SOUTH ZONE IS
GETTING TODAY.
SO WHEN WE LOOK AT OUR FORECAST
SATURDAY SNOW IN INCHES THIS IS
SATURDAY WE'RE TALKING ABOUT
TWO TO SIX INCHES FFOR
SEATTLEPD SIX TO EIGHT INCHES
GETTING CLOSER TO THE FOOTHILLS
OF THE CASCADES YOU CAN SEE THE
LIGHTER AMOUNTS OF SNOW AS YOU
HEAD NORTH.
FOR INSTANCE, EVERETT TWO TO
FOUR INCHES OR SO AND LESSER
THAN THAT FROM MT. VERNON.
BUT THE MINUTE YOU GO SOUTH AND
WEST OF SEATTLE, THAT'S WHAT
WE'RE GOING TO START TO SEE
THOSE FOOT ACCUMULATING SNOWS
ON TOP OF WHAT YOU ALREADY GET
FOR THE NIGHT TONIGHT AND THIS
INCLUDES BECAUSE OF EAST WIND
INCLAMENT THE COAST GETTING
SOME SNOW.
SO IT IS GOING TO BE A VERY
DIFFICULT STRETCH OF TIME BUT
WE DO GET A BREAK AS WE GET TO
THE STARTING OUT ON FRIDAY
DURING THE DAY AND THE SNOW
PICKS UP AGAIN FRIDAY NIGHT
INTO YOUR SATURDAY AND IT'LL BE
HEAVIEST SATURDAY MORNING ON
SUNDAY.
THE NEXT WEATHER SYSTEM IS
GOING TO BE COMING THROUGH
SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
THOSE ARE OUR TRANSITION DAYS.
THOSE ARE THE DAYS WE MAY START
OUT WITH A FAIR AMOUNT OF SNOW
COMING DOWN INITIALLY IN THE
MORNING BUT IT TRANSITIONS OVER
TO WARMER AIR AND TRANSITIONS
TO RAINFALL AND I KNOW WE ARE
GOING TO SEE THAT TRANSITION
FOR CERTAIN ON OUR MONDAY AT