SEATTLE — The spring storm rolling through Western Washington has brought with it hail and lightning in Woodinville, Totem Lake, Redmond and more.
Wet, windy, hail and mountain snow through this evening. Unstable air behind the front will also increase chances for isolated thunderstorms through Sunday evening. We could see hail, gusty winds and heavy downpours with these passing storms. There is also possible snowflakes in the foothills through tonight as well.
If you’re traveling over the passes, expect a decent helping of new snow. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect till 5am Monday for the Cascade Passes including Snoqualmie & Stevens Pass. Snow is expected above 3000′ and total snow accumulations up to 23 inches. A Winter Weather Advisory is also posted for areas of White Pass.
A Wind Advisory will be in effect for most of Sunday around Western Washington. Expect to see gusts between 40-50 mph along the coast, strait of Juan De Fuca, north interior waters and western Whatcom and Skagit counties. Most of Puget Sound will see winds between 20-40 mph and will see the winds ease into the overnight hours. Through the Cascade gaps, winds will be very strong as well, so a High Wind Warning has been issued for areas of Eastern Washington, including Wenatchee.
Monday morning the snow level will be around or even just below 1,000′ a few flakes will be possible, but no accumulations expected. Then we’ll dry out and see increasing sunshine for a few days with warmer weather. Rain should return by next Friday.
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