A midday window for showers and possible thunderstorms will make Wednesday commutes wet. Cascade passes will pick up fresh snow.

Rain returns Tuesday with steady light showers and a chance of thunderstorms Wednesday. Cascade passes could see 2–4 inches of snow.

Sunny Monday with highs near 58°F; rain returns Tuesday and may linger through midweek. Plan ahead if you’re heading to the mountains.

Clear, cool Sunday with highs near 54°F. A stronger front brings rain Tuesday with mountain snow above about 4,000–5,000 feet.

Partly cloudy and crisp Saturday with a high near 51°F. Rain moves back in Tuesday into Wednesday.

Cloudy morning and mid-40s with a slight chance of light rain this afternoon. Expect drier weather Saturday and Sunday.

Sunny morning turns blustery: a 40% chance of light rain this afternoon with gusty SSW winds. Mountain snow and Small Craft Advisories continue into Friday.

Mostly sunny morning; light rain likely after 1 p.m., with breezy SSW winds into Thursday.

Cloudy and near 39°F Tuesday with a chance of light rain after 10 a.m. Small craft advisory starts tonight.

WSU researchers report massive commercial honeybee losses and are testing fungus, new feeds and breeding to try to protect pollination and growers. The crisis is driven by mites, poor nutrition and pathogens.

Steady rain and gusty southerly winds make Monday wet across Seattle; expect slick roads and slower commutes. Cascades remain under a Winter Weather Advisory.

Steady rain builds Sunday into Monday with gusty south winds and rough offshore seas. Expect slower commutes, mountain snow and possible river rises.

Cloudy and about 43°F Saturday morning. Gusty easterly winds and several days of rain will make for a soggy, blustery weekend.