Cloudy start with highs near 61°F and light rain possible this evening. A stronger, windy system arrives Tuesday with mountain snow and rough seas.

A full-scale lahar drill will send thousands of students through Puyallup next Thursday as officials test rapid on-foot evacuations and alert systems for a Mount Rainier mudflow.

Showers arrive Saturday with highs near 54°F and slick roads likely. Pack an umbrella and expect slower commutes.

Scientists say 6PPD‑quinone from tires is washing into streams and killing coho. Local agencies are testing filtration, swapping infill and funding pilots.

Sunny, warm Friday with highs near 68°F. Rain likely Friday night into Saturday with light totals and cooler weekend highs.

Cool, clear morning with frost in low spots; sunny afternoon highs near 64°F. Rain likely Friday night into Saturday.

Clear, cool Wednesday with a morning frost advisory in parts of the region. Temperatures climb to the 60s before rain likely returns late Friday into the weekend.

Sunny Monday with highs near 69°F inland. Gale Warning for the Strait tonight—boaters should stay cautious.

Sunny Sunday with highs near 64°F. Monday night brings a marine push and breezy coastal conditions, then cooler temperatures midweek.

Mostly clear Saturday with highs near 61°F and light north winds. Morning fog clears quickly, making today a good window for outdoor plans.

Gray Friday morning around 45°F; highs near 57°F with clearing into a sunny, warmer weekend. Frost advisory south of Olympia until 9 AM—cover tender plants.

Light rain and mist through Thursday morning with a warm, drier weekend on the way.

Residents in Seaview reported brown tap water Tuesday night near 47th and Juneau. Seattle Public Utilities says run cold water and call 206-386-1800 if it doesn't clear.