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Mountain snow continues in the Cascades with a chance of weak thunderstorms east of the Columbia Basin - Vimarsana News

Mountain snow continues in the Cascades with a chance of weak thunderstorms east of the Columbia Basin

The atmosphere begins to settle down by supper tonight and we see leftover mountain snow and showers fall past bedtime. A windy afternoon ahead with wind speeds 20-30 mph and

A wrinkle of breezy showers and unsettled weather to start what will be a sunny warm week in Eastern Washington and Oregon - Vimarsana News

A wrinkle of breezy showers and unsettled weather to start what will be a sunny warm week in Eastern Washington and Oregon

This afternoon will also be breezy to gusty with gusts 20-30 mph and locally up to 40 mph. This will last through Tuesday night helping push the cold front through

Big weekend changes - Gusty winds and heavy mountain snow. - Vimarsana News

Big weekend changes - Gusty winds and heavy mountain snow.

Mountain snow will begin around mid-morning in the Cascades Saturday, mostly over Snoqualmie.

Beautiful sunshine and 60s for early Spring while winter weather returns to the Cascades - Vimarsana News

Beautiful sunshine and 60s for early Spring while winter weather returns to the Cascades

Mountain snow will begin around mid-morning in the Cascades Saturday, mostly over Snoqualmie.

Wet & slippery this morning with freezing rain impacting the Simcoe Highlands and the Wallowa Mts. - Vimarsana News

Wet & slippery this morning with freezing rain impacting the Simcoe Highlands and the Wallowa Mts.

The current system overhead this morning will linger through much of the day as it continues to weaken and move north over Vancouver Island.