Today’s weather story isn’t that we’re getting rain — it’s that the weather system bringing our chances for rain is likely falling apartbefore it gets here.
A weak cold front is moving into Western Washington this morning, bringing light rain to the Coast and Olympic Peninsula. As it pushes inland late-morning and into the afternoon, though, it’ll begin to lose its punch. By the time it reaches the I-5 corridor, the front will be much weaker and barely holding together.
That means don’t expect much if you live around Puget Sound. There could be a few spotty showers this afternoon, but many neighborhoods will stay dry. Where it does rain, we’re generally talking about a trace to just a few hundredths of an inch. The coast will pick up the most rain, with totals of a tenth to two tenths of an inch…