Pinpoint Alert Day: Windy with mountain snow continuing
Winds peaked Thursday morning with gusts of 40-50 mph around Puget Sound in some spots with sporadic power outages and tree damage.
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Winds peaked Thursday morning with gusts of 40-50 mph around Puget Sound in some spots with sporadic power outages and tree damage.
Strongest wind expected for the coast and north, while Cascade passes could see one to two feet of snow through Thursday.
Plenty of rain continues to push through Friday morning on the moderate to heavy side across the region.
The massive cyclone responsible for the extreme wind is beginning to weaken overnight and move ashore well up the British Columbia coast.
Gusty winds are causing power outages and tree damage.
There is a Wind Advisory Monday morning into early Monday afternoon for many other areas around Puget Sound for winds that could gust over 40 mph. This includes Pierce and Thurston Counties and points south.
Much of the smoke we’re experiencing near the surface is from the Williams Mine Fire in Skamania and Yakima counties, along with some smoke from Oregon.
We’ve had record highs in Seattle, Olympia, and Forks as offshore (easterly), downslope and warming winds are sending temperatures spiking.
Thousands remained without power Sunday morning as crews worked to assess the damage.
Temperatures tonight will slowly cool down to the 70s during most of the overnight and the low to mid-60s by daybreak.