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The Mainichi Shimbun answers some common questions readers may have about the heavy snowfall on the Sea of Japan side of the country.

A cold, rainy, and possibly snowy situation in the Puget Sound area to begin the week. The National Weather Service is saying it will be mostly cloudy

The Northern Pacific Chapter of the International Interior Design Association lauded SU’s building as a welcoming and connected space for exploration and discovery.

Seattle is expected to have more than one inch of rain this weekend. That's more rain than the city has seen in the last four months.

Weve got this line just forming across east wales into parts of somerset area, down to dorset thats forming on a convergence zone. so there will be some slow moving, heavy thundery showers there, bringing some locally pretty large rainfall totals. but the rain across sussex will probably weaken. the rain also across northern england, likely to weaken in time as well. 0vernight tonight, well, were going to see our next batch of rain moving in off the atlantic. thats going to be bringing some wet ...

MANILA - The low pressure area (LPA) and the intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) will bring scattered rain showers and thunderstorms over the Visayas and Mindanao on Tuesday, the weather bureau said. "This LPA is embedded along ITCZ affecting Mindanao. It has a slim chance of developing into a tropical cyclone, but it continues to move near Eastern Visayas so it will bring rains over the area," weather specialist Samuel Duran of the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomica...

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Washington's coast is expected to face wind gusts reaching 70mph Wednesday evening while the National Weather Service warns of a potential tornado.

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SEATTLE — An especially strong jet stream over the Pacific Ocean is spinning off a series of five or six weather systems, including a massive “bomb cyclone” that is expected to arrive in the Seattle area on Friday.