While icy flurries didn’t materialize last week despite the near-freezing temperatures, snow in Seattle is still a possibility this week.
The National Weather Service (NWS) is currently predicting snow in lowland areas starting Tuesday night and into Wednesday morning as a weather system moves across western Washington.
However, accumulations are expected to remain small — less than an inch for most places below 500 feet in elevation.
“With cold air aloft and at the surface, and dropping snow levels, most of Western Washington has the potential to see some flakes falling Tuesday night. As temperatures begin to rise come Wednesday morning, we do not foresee much accumulation happening for the
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