SNOHOMISH, Wash. -- The majority of the snow is over and all that remains are pockets of snow showers over the Puget Sound area.

Snow was reported to still be falling Sunday by viewers at Beaver Lake and in areas near Issaquah and Sammamish.

Areas to the west of Seattle like Magnolia, and to the east near Kirkland, saw their share of snow showers Sunday, but not leaving too much in terms of accumulation.

Neighborhoods in Kenmore were also pelted by hail.

Some snow totals from Sunday:

Woodinville 2-4”

Mt. Vernon 1-3”

Bellevue 1”

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Most areas all around the Puget Sound are forecasted to have rain and snow showers Sunday night with the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm. The thunderstorms could produce small hail. Temperatures are slated to be in the upper 20s to mid 30s.

Snow is not expected to accumulate except for areas of the Eastside and around Olympia, where up to one inch is expected.

The mountain passes and the Olympics will both get fresh snow, up to three inches Sunday night.

As far as the rest of the week, KIRO 7 meteorologist Erin Mayovsky says expect rain showers with partly sunny skies showing up on Thursday.