Big change is on the way Friday as blustery conditions spread rain, wind, and mountain snow across the region. FOX13
High winds are expected on Friday and scattered showers and rain continue throughout the weekend.Another spectacular day around Western WA as beautiful skies could be seen across the region. And after a cold start, temperatures warmed into the upper 40s to low 50s. Overnight, temperatures cool into the upper 30s to low 40s under mostly cloudy skies.
Just in the afternoon, snow will start falling over the Cascades, making pass travel difficult at times. We expect even stronger winds along the NW WA Coast, the Islands, and Western Whatcom County. A "High Wind Warning" is up through 7 p.m. Friday for those areas with gusts up to 60 mph. By Sunday, the Central and North Cascades should pick up 8-10 inches, with Mt. Baker pulling down nearly two feet. Know the roads before you go!
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