Calm weather moves in for the first part of the week
We wrap up the weekend with some clouds overhead. The rain showers from earlier today continue to die off and move away from western Washington.
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We wrap up the weekend with some clouds overhead. The rain showers from earlier today continue to die off and move away from western Washington.
A threat of mountain lightning and much cooler weather continues for the rest of the day.
We’re waking up to another smoky start across Western Washington, with air quality ranging from moderate to unhealthy for sensitive groups, and some locations briefly reaching the unhealthy category. While there are still pockets of better air, more communities are dealing with reduced air quality this morning than cleaner conditions.
A well-advertised front continues to move across western Washington this afternoon and evening. The front has delivered spotty rain showers today, with most of the rain activity confined to the mountains and foothills.
Cool weather will continue for another day this weekend as an area of low pressure continues to spin off the coast, delivering clouds.
Starting today, we will be tracking a high-pressure system building over western Washington at the surface and aloft.
The rain and storms from Thursday are long gone, and the weekend weather looks great.
High pressure over Washington this time of year usually means sunshine and dry weather will stay in the forecast. That’s what we have in place for 2 more days.
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