The Weather Beat
The Weather Beat has a new home at The Times' newest blog, The Today File. You can now see Weather Beat here and subscribe to the RSS feed.
Blog Home
|
Weather forecasts, current conditions
|
Subscribe
Comments (0)
E-mail article
Print
Share
Snow in the mountains, thunderstorms for lowlands?
Posted by Jim Brunner
Washington's frigid April continues, with a storm system dumping about a foot of snow in some parts of the Cascades overnight.
The system could bring hail, freezing rain or thunderstorms to Seattle and surrounding areas on Thursday.
"Typical February weather," said Mike McFarland, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Seattle.
The dismal spring has a silver lining for skiers, as Crystal Mountain remains open, with more than eight inches of fresh snow. "Pretty nice skiing for this late in the season," McFarland said.
The clouds are predicted to stick around through Friday. But Saturday should be partly sunny with a high near 55, and Sunday's forecast calls for mostly sunny weather with a high near 65, according to the National Weather Service.
UPDATE - 9:02 PM
Recently listed
Popular searches
- Madrona dad killed by a bullet as he drove through Central Area
- Matt Flynn has good day in Seahawks' 3-way QB competition
- Brandon League looks out of his own for Mariners
- Facebook messages trigger melee at Whitman Middle School
- Ex-boyfriend sought in death of Renton girl, 17
- Seattle police twice face hostile crowds at scenes of violent crime
- Why dealing for Kellen Winslow makes sense for Seahawks | Steve Kelley
- Juror alternates' actions have court on red alert
- Komen controversy hurting Race for the Cure
- Driver fatally shot in Central Area
- Madrona dad killed by stray bullet as he drove through Central Area 508
- Mariners look to get back on winning track against Angels 477
- M's-Angels game thread, May 26 339
- Seattle police twice face hostile crowds at scenes of violence crime 165
- A worthwhile conversation about charter schools 124
- Some costs going up Friday as private retailers take over liquor sales 119
- Brandon League blows save in the ninth...again 82
- May questions, volume seven 80
- Brandon League looks out of his own for Mariners 66
- Upset neighbors say Kirkland condo project is too big 50
- Madrona dad killed by a bullet as he drove through Central Area
- Driver fatally shot in Central Area
- Facebook messages trigger melee at Whitman Middle School
- A second chance for idle electronics
- Downtown building fetches $55M, thanks to Amazon effect
- Opponents of gay-marriage law get unexpected aid: from Muslims
- 'Tutankhamun' in Seattle: artifacts both dazzling and humble | Art review
- Get a sitter — please — for these 10 great date-night restaurants | All You Can Eat
- Komen controversy hurting Race for the Cure
- Rescued teen tells author how story helped him survive
News where, when and how you want it
All newsletters Privacy statement