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Seattle, Washington – A late-January arctic cold front is expected to push into Washington, bringing a colder and more unsettled pattern with increasing chances for snow, particularly across interior lowlands and mountain passes as January ends and early February begins.
According to the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center, the Jan. 24–Feb. 6 period favors below-normal temperatures across the Pacific Northwest, with precipitation chances increasing as colder air spills south and interacts with Pacific moisture. This setup raises the potential for snow not only in the Cascades, but also in parts of western Washington during the coldest periods…