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>>> INTERESTING RACE FOR SURE. FOR STILL COMING TO GRIPS WITH
THAT SNOHOMISH.
THAT SNOHOMISH. >> IT'S NOT EVEN OCTOBER.
>> I DON'T EVEN KNOW.
>> IT WILL LAST.
>> I WANT TO SHOW THIS TO
AGAIN.
AGAIN.
AGAIN. LOOK AT THAT.
>> IS A PRETTY SHOT.
IT'S LIKE A WINTER WONDERLAND.
BUT IT'S FALL.
YOU KNOW WHAT, WE DO HAVE SOME
SNOW THIS WEEKEND, IF YOU
TRAVEL THROUGH THE PASSES BE
AWARE.
AWARE.
AWARE. BE
AWARE. BE READY.
BE READY.
BE READY. THESE ROADS GET WARMER.
MANY TIMES IT IS A SICK BUT YOU
CAN SEE SOME OF THE ROADS THERE,
STICKING TO THE ROAD.
ON THE SIDES, THAT'S WHERE YOU
CAN SEE SOME SNOW PILING UP.
A COUPLE INCHES.
YOU HAVE SOME SOME BREAKS,
CLOUDS OF THE DISTANCE, RAIN AS
WELL.
WELL.
WELL. SOME OF YOU ARE GETTING
THUNDERSTORMS, MOSTLY, AT ABOUT
10 TO 20 MILES PER HOUR, WE
HAVE A CONVERGENCE OF GOING ON
SO WE HAVE COLD AIR AND PLACES.
THAT'S WHERE WE SEE LIGHTNING
STRIKES.
STRIKES.
STRIKES. WE HAVE FOUR COMPARED TO WHERE
WE WERE JUST 10 MINUTES AGO.
RIGHT TO THE RAIN AND SNOW.
SNOW AND ABOUT 4000 FEET IN
THIS AREA, YOU GO TO THE SOUTH
IT'S
IT'S CLOSER TO 4500. 3000 FEET, MOSTLY A RATE OF IT
FOR YOU.
FOR YOU.
FOR YOU. THE PAST YOU CAN SEE RAIN AND
SNOW MIXED THERE, HIGHER
ELEVATIONS AND MOSTLY RAIN AS
WELL, LOOK AT ROCHESTER, OCEAN
PARK, YOU HAVE SHOWERS IN AND
AROUND YOUR AREA AND THOSE
LIGHTNING STRIKES, IT IS ONE OF
THOSE ACTIVE AFTERNOONS WERE
YOU CAN GET SOME SMALL HAIL,
REPORTS OF THAT ALREADY TODAY.
AND WE DO HAVE SOME, CLOUD TO
GROUND LIGHTNING.
GROUND LIGHTNING. WHEN YOU HEAR THAT THUNDER, YOU
WANT TO HEAD INSIDE.
LIGHT SHOWERS UP TO THE SAN
JUAN ISLANDS, UP TO THE NORTH,
IN THE CONVERGENCE OF AREA.
COLD AIR AND PLACE WRAPPING
AROUND THIS AREA OF LOW
PRESSURE, IT CONTINUES TO SINK
IN FROM CANADA.
IT WILL BE WITH US THROUGH THE
WEEKEND.
WEEKEND.
WEEKEND. WITH 50s AND LOW 60s FOR
AFTERNOON HIGHS.
AFTERNOON HIGHS. TONIGHT, WE ARE STILL TALKING
THE CONVERGENCE OWN AREA WHERE
SHOWERS AND STORMS COULD BE.
BY 10 PM, SHOWERS DOWN TO THE
SOUTH.
SOUTH.
SOUTH. POSTED TO MIDNIGHT WE ARE
SEEING SOME CLOSE TO FAKING
COUNTY AND SNOHOMISH COUNTY, BY
7 AM, YOU HAVE A MINOR BREAK
AND BY 8:00 SOME SCATTERED
SHOWERS TO THE NORTH.
MOST OF THIS STARTS TO GO OVER
TO THE CASCADES AND BY 3 PM,
SOME OF IT SNEAKS OVER AND WE
COULD HAVE MORE SCATTERED
SHOWERS IN THE FORECAST FOR
TOMORROW AFTERNOON.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON. SUNDAY, MOST OF THE RAIN AND
SNOW WILL BE IN THE HIGHER
ELEVATIONS.
ELEVATIONS. RAINFALL TOTALS FOR YOU DON'T
HAVE THUNDERSTORMS, 2/10 OF AN
INCH, OR LESS.
SNOWFALL LEVELS, DOWN TO 3000
FEET BY SUNDAY MORNING.
PROBABLY SEE A RAIN SNOW MIX
ALONG SNOQUALMIE PASS, AT ABOUT
3000 FEET.
3000 FEET. PROBABLY RAIN BUT YOU CAN SEE A
COUPLE OF STORIES THERE.
HIGHER ELEVATIONS, UP TO 12,
MAYBE 14 INCHES OF SNOW.
WINTER STORM WARNINGS IN PLACE
FOR THE EASTERN SIDE OF THE
NORTHERN CASCADES, OVER TO
EASTERN WASHINGTON, THESE BEGIN
AT 2 AM AND GO THROUGH SUNDAY,
8 TO 14 INCHES, WIND GUST 45
MILES PER HOUR POTENTIALLY,
WINDCHILL INTO THE TEENS.
A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY FOR
THE EASTERN SIDE OF THE
SOUTHERN CASCADES, THIS WILL BE
SATURDAY TINIAN THROUGH MONDAY
MIDNIGHT, WITH THAT SNOWFALL
DOWN TO ABOUT 2500 FEET AND 3
TO 8 INCHES OF SNOWFALL THERE.
WEEKEND GETAWAY, THE SAN JUAN
ISLANDS, LOOK AT THAT, WHICH A
STORM WARNING IN PLACE, HERE'S
YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST,
OVERNIGHT LOWS AND LOW 40s,
HIGHS IN THE 50s, THROUGH THE
WEEKEND, NEXT WEEK WE DO GET
SUNSHINE BUT IS STILL GOING TO
BE A NICE CRISP FALL DAY.
WE WILL SEE COOLER CONDITIONS.
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