A powerful storm system is set to continue impacting the Pacific Northwest this week, bringing heavy rain to lowlands and snow to the Cascades.

The North Cascades snowpack should get a much-needed late boost, with 2 to 4 feet of fresh powder expected to accumulate by Wednesday night.

An active weather pattern in western Washington this week will bring plenty of lowland rain, breezy winds and mountain snow.

Widespread rain, heavy mountain snow, and gusty wind will hit Western Washington the next few days, bringing much needed winter weather to the mountains.

Forecasters have issued winter storm warnings as a powerful system threatens to deliver several feet of snow along with strong winds that could make travel extremely dangerous.

Get ready for a gray weekend and spotty showers, our FOX 13 weather team breaks down what to expect in the next few days.

PM UTC SEATTLE - Another round of much-needed snow is forecast to fall in parts of the Cascades. The best chances will be ...

The Washington mountains are in for “best snow event this season," but a blizzard warning has been delayed. It's looking like nothing but wet for the lowlands.

The active pattern will continue into Tuesday morning. With Tuesday morning being the coolest of the extended period, it's the best chance for some spots to see a wintry mix.

On Sunday at 12:45 p.m. the NWS Seattle WA issued a winter weather advisory valid from Monday 5 a.m. until Tuesday 11 a.m. for Foothills and Valleys of Snohomish and Northern King Counties.

Drivers in the foothills and valleys north of Seattle are staring down a messy start to the week, with a winter weather ...

A cold, unsettled weather pattern brought a mix of spotty snow, rain, and gusty winds across the region this weekend.