Originally published Friday, November 6, 2009 at 5:40 AM
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Storm bringing snow to Washington Cascades
The National Weather Service says cool air following the front that blew through the Northwest will bring weekend snow to the Olympics, Cascades and northeast mountains in Washington.
The Associated Press
The National Weather Service says cool air following the front that blew through the Northwest will bring weekend snow to the Olympics, Cascades and northeast mountains in Washington.
A winter storm watch is in effect through Saturday for the Cascades with up to 2 feet of new snow forecast.
Lightning, thunder and high winds rattled the Seattle area during the Thursday night storm.
The Shoreline Fire Department says a 40-year-old man walking his dog with his wife in Hamlin Park was killed when he was hit by a falling tree.
Seattle City Light reported power outages for about 8,000 customers and Tacoma Power, about 6,000.
Forecasters says cool, showery weather is likely to continue into next week across the state.
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