Weather Update with Meteorologist Kristin Clark | KOMO News

Warmer temperatures and rain are expected to help melt away most of the snow in the lowlands tomorrow, however, the Cascades could get up to 15 inches of snow creating travel issues through Monday. https://komonews.com/news/local/warm-weather-rain-will-help-melt-snow-but-passes-could-see-up-to-15-inches-of-new-snow | KOMO News

🌧️ Radar Update: Rainfall from an atmospheric river will continue to spread across the region today and shift eastward throughout the evening. The heaviest rainfall will target the Olympic Peninsula and North Cascades. #WAwx | US National Weather Service Seattle Washington

Radar Update as of 6:41 PM PDT: Rain continues to fall across from the region from the cold front moving through this evening. Most of the precipitation should wrap up tonight, but a few showers remain possible Tuesday. Additionally, a new daily rainfall for Quillayute WA Airport! 1.04 inches was recorded today which breaks the old record of 0.21 inches back in 2015 #wawx | US National Weather Service Seattle Washington

8:30 AM Radar Update: Yup, that's rain! 🌧️ Rain bands are moving inland along the coast this morning. Expect precipitation coverage to increase from west to east throughout the day. Snow levels will remain cold enough for significant snow in the Cascades (above 2,500 ft). #wawx | US National Weather Service Seattle Washington