Blizzard Warning Issued for Cascades with Gusty Winds; Wind Advisory and Rain Impact Western Washington

Takeaways:

• A strong frontal system is bringing heavy mountain snow, gusty winds, and more rain to Western Washington.

• A Wind Advisory is in effect from 10pm Monday to 10pm Tuesday, with southwest winds of 25 to 35 mph and gusts up to 50 mph, potentially causing tree damage and power outages.

• A Blizzard Warning is issued for the Cascades from 4am Tuesday to 10am Wednesday, with snow accumulations of 12-40 inches and wind gusts up to 65 mph.

• Scattered showers and gusty winds will continue on Tuesday, with high temperatures in the mid to low 40s and large waves along the coast.

• Showers and additional mountain snow are expected through Wednesday, with a temperature drop and possible rain/snow showers for the Puget Sound lowlands from Thursday through the weekend.

References:

[1] Blizzard Warning for Cascades Tuesday, gusty winds and rain for lowlands. Link

[2] Powerful 'bomb cyclone' brings mountain blizzards, power outages to Pacific Northwest. Link

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