Mostly cloudy Friday with a drier afternoon, then several rounds of rain and mountain snow this weekend. Mariners face gale watches and rough seas.

Columbia Generating Station returned to the grid after crews repaired a failed filter that knocked both recirculation pumps offline.

Cloudy, near‑freezing morning in Seattle with spotty rain and snow. A Winter Weather Advisory runs through midday for parts of the Olympic Peninsula.

Rain becomes likely Monday with highs in the low 40s. Mountain snow and a Small Craft Advisory for the outer coast are possible; plan ahead.

Sunny this afternoon; rain returns Monday with a rain-and-snow mix and possible wet flakes into Tuesday. Mountains will see the heaviest snowfall.

Ecology fined Seattle Barrel Company $150,000 after inspectors found failures to identify, store and track dangerous waste at its Seattle drum‑refurbishing facility.

Cloudy Saturday with a light morning drizzle and highs near 47°F. Colder, unsettled weather returns Monday with snow levels dropping to about 1,000–1,500 feet.

Cloudy Seattle will see steady light rain Friday with highs near 48°F. Mountain passes could pick up fresh snow and mariners should expect choppy seas.

Sun breaks Thursday with highs near 52°F. A front brings light rain late Thursday night into Friday and a small craft advisory for the outer coast.

Patchy morning fog may slow commutes before sun returns; rain moves in late Thursday into Friday with mountain snow possible.

Patchy to locally dense fog may slow south Sound commutes this morning; sun returns with a mild high near 53°F and rain returns Friday.

Light rain likely Monday with highs near 50°F; Cascades will see snow down to about 3,000 ft and coastal waters will be rough.

Showers arrive Sunday evening, with rain likely overnight and into Monday.