Over the next few days, dropping temperatures and snow levels will bring snowflakes to some areas, possibly even in Seattle. By Thursday morning, snow levels had dropped to 500 feet. The best chance for snowflakes or a rain-snow mix will be toward the Cascade foothills and under the Puget Sound convergence ...
Though lowland snow has been replaced with heavy rain, it’s snowing hard on the Cascade passes, making for difficult road conditions for travelers. Download KIRO 7's iPad app to get weather conditions on the go A winter weather advisory is in effect for the Cascade and Olympic ...
What KIRO 7 meteorologist Morgan Palmer called a "conveyer belt of moisture" brought snow across Western Washington Wednesday morning, including the greater Seattle area. A few of the Seattle neighborhoods where snow fell were Crown Hill, Greenlake, Magnolia and West Seattle. KIRO 7 viewers tweeted that snow was falling ...
After a night of heavy rain and gusty wind, forecasters say more will hit Washington Tuesday as another strong Pacific frontal system moves into the Northwest. The National Weather Service said the lowlands could get up to 1 inch of rain with 1 to 3 inches likely in ...
A pocket of cold air moving southeast from the Gulf of Alaska toward the Pacific Northwest will cause snow levels in the mountains to plunge overnight in the Olympics and north and central Cascade mountains. The snow level Friday is at 9,000 feet. KIRO 7 meteorologist Morgan Palmer said ...
A winter weather advisory is in effect and schools are delayed in some areas after up to 6 inches of snow falls overnight. Get the list of school delays and closures here. Snow will continue to fall as scattered showers through the morning commute, primarily targeting southern Skagit ...
A winter storm warning is in effect as another frontal system hits Western Washington with the potential for several inches of snow in the Hood Canal area. Up to 8 inches of snow could accumulate in the Hood Canal area, and there could be 1 to 3 inches of snow ...
A "fire hose" of a storm moving through the Northwest has raised the chance of rivers flooding in Western Washington and avalanche danger in the Cascades. The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for the Snoqualmie, Tolt and Puyallup Rivers. "The fire hose is aimed at ...
Heavy rain forecast to fall in the mountains could cause flooding this week, says KIRO 7 meteorologist Morgan Palmer. Two to 6 inches of rain is expected to fall on the west slopes of the Cascades and the west side of the Olympics from Tuesday through early Wednesday, Palmer ...
Washington's higher-than-usual winter tides will begin Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2011, and the state Department of Ecology (Ecology) is inviting the public to share their photos of this naturally occurring event. These higher-than-usual tides are sometimes called "king tides" and occur when the sun and moon's gravitational pull reinforce one ...
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