More lowland snow Tuesday before temperatures plummet later this week
A weather system brought another round of lowland snow to parts of western Washington Tuesday morning.
Freezing temperatures are expected to stick around this week, creating the possibility for icy roads during the morning commute. Lows Thursday morning are forecast to be in the teens throughout the Puget Sound region, with single digits possible near the U.S.-Canadian border.
Heavy snow started falling in Seattle by 9 a.m. as cold air filtered into the area. While snow started falling in the Seattle area Tuesday morning, areas to the north were hit harder overnight. The National Weather Service (NWS) said it received reports of 8-12 inches of snow across Whatcom County by 7 a.m. Tuesday with heavy snow continuing to fall.
The NWS said it also received reports of snow in Lynnwood and Richmond Beach around 8:30 a.m. as rain transitioned to snow across northern King and southern Snohomish counties.
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