Seattle weather forecast: Frigid temps, possible snow (to move, car)

[homesinseattle]

Article link here: https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle...le-snow/?amp=1

“Will we escape winter without another blast of cold air? Febrrruary says no! Come next week, there’s a 90-100% chance temperatures in Washington will be below normal, according to the National Weather Service.

This cold weather pattern is expected to continue through the following week, leaving us frosty, frigid and frozen for some time. But there’s more! Snow levels across Western Washington will also lower during this stretch of cold, upping the chances of snow Tuesday and Wednesday, the weather service said.

Before the cold weather arrives, scattered lowland showers and mountain snow were expected Friday. Another weak front will arrive Saturday, sprinkling the region with showers and bringing another few inches of fresh powder to the Cascades, the weather service said.

Temperatures will continue to be a few degrees below normal through Saturday, with highs in the mid to upper 40s. Another system will drop into Western Washington on Sunday evening, bringing yet another burst of lowland rain and mountain snow before Presidents Day on Monday.

After Monday, uncertainty in the forecast increases, the weather service said online. Another wet and cool weather system (the fourth since Friday, if you’re keeping count) is expected to move through the area Monday night.

“Once that pushes through, that’s going to allow some of the colder air from Canada to eventually make its way down,” Kovacik said.

[pnwguy2]

Oh my God! An inch or two of snow! Get in your bunker immediately. Perhaps Seattle will deploy their one snow plow.

[mayfair]

It's winter, and winter temps go with it. We've had some arctic blasts in late Feb. in the past.

[leastprime]

For some reason, we've had the wall heaters running longer, this valentine week, than past weeks.
We're heading to SCal next week.
YHMV

[Ruth4Truth]

Originally Posted by pnwguy2

Oh my God! An inch or two of snow! Get in your bunker immediately. Perhaps Seattle will deploy their one snow plow.

lol That pretty much describes Seattle's reaction to snow on the ground. Get ready for car accidents!

[rjshae]

Snow + frozen ground + hills => not a good combination

[dav51lin]

Originally Posted by rjshae

Snow + frozen ground + hills => not a good combination

add people exactly

[AADAD]

Get your Subus out of the garage. =)

[pnwguy2]

Add people. Yes that is what makes a minor snowfall so entertaining in Seattle. Let’s face it most Seattle residents have no idea how to navigate it and their tires are subpar. Then cut to Queen Anne hill for the hilarious slides. This is all part of Seattle culture. Plus, entertaining!