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Seattle, Washington – A colder, more active weather pattern is expected to settle over the Pacific Northwest by Thursday, bringing below-normal temperatures and an increased risk of rain and mountain snow across both Washington and Oregon, with impacts expected on travel, infrastructure, and daily routines.
According to the National Weather Service and NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, the 8–14 day outlook through the middle of next week favors below-average temperatures across the region, paired with above-average precipitation. Daytime highs are expected to run several degrees below typical mid-February levels, keeping lowland areas cool while supporting frequent snowfall in the Cascades…