Winter Storm Watch: Rain, Snow, and Colder Temperatures Expected in the Pacific Northwest

Rain showers will taper off in Western Washington, with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s. A convergence zone may develop on Monday night, bringing showers and isolated heavier rain. Widespread precipitation could bring 0.50-0.75" of rain across Puget Sound lowlands through Tuesday. Snow levels will drop between 2,000-4,000', with the possibility of up to 12" of snow for elevations above 3,000' and 1-6" below 3,000'. A Winter Storm Watch is in effect for mountain passes and areas east of the north and central Cascades. Widespread lowland rain and mountain snow are expected through at least Thursday.