A low-pressure system will keep snow in the mountains and rain in the lowlands through Sunday afternoon in western Washington. Snow levels have dropped to around 3,000 feet, with the heaviest snowfall expected in the Cascades and Olympics. Snow accumulations could reach up to two feet in some areas by noon. Rain will persist in lowland regions, with totals around a quarter inch for most locations. By Monday and Tuesday, high pressure will bring a brief respite, with drier conditions and cooler temperatures. Unsettled weather returns Wednesday, bringing more chances of precipitation.
A low-pressure system continues to bring heavy snow to the Cascades and Olympics today, with up to 12 inches expected at Snoqualmie, Stevens, and White Passes. Some peaks could receive up to 2 feet of snow. Rain is expected for lowland areas, with up to half an inch along the coast. Winds in the Cascades will ease this afternoon. The storm should taper off by evening, but a brief dry spell will follow with sunshine on Monday and Tuesday. However, unsettled weather returns mid-week, bringing additional chances of rain and snow through the weekend. Stay prepared for rapidly changing conditions.