Happy Friday!
It’s a spectacular sunny day with highs today well above average. Highs across the board have been in the mid to lower 60s.
While cloud cover will increase tomorrow, we are looking at another unseasonably warm day. With average highs in the Seattle/Tacoma area around 57-degrees tomorrow’s upper 60/lower 70-degree warm up will feel almost summer like.
Enjoy these warmer than average (and dry skies) while you can as changes are rapidly approaching the region as an offshore trough moves in quickly to replace the previous system. With this trough comes plenty of rain and a cold front, which will brings temperatures down significantly.
Snow levels do stay high initially with mostly rain through the passes but heading into Monday snow levels will lower to 3,000-3,500′.
Soggy weather sticks around for the first half of the week. Coastal areas could see about an inch of rain during these rain showers which could impact the Skokomish River in Mason County putting it near minor flood stage and cause rivers to rise in the Olympics.
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