
Erin Mayovsky
I love the Northwest and how beautiful it is. I was born and raised in the Seattle area. There’s just something about the fresh, clean, crisp air that keeps me here year after year, and maybe that’s why I also love forecasting our region’s weather so much… even if it means getting up in the wee hours of the morning or staying up late at night! I’ve been forecasting in the Northwest for more than two decades and I’m still fascinated by the ever-changing, crazy weather our area throws at us.
Besides anchoring the weather one of my favorite activities is playing soccer. I grew up playing soccer at the top levels in Washington State and traveled the country for tournaments. My high school teams were state champions, which led me straight to the intercollegiate women’s soccer program at the University of Washington. Go DAWGS!
My other favorite thing to do is spend time with my husband and children and our dog Loki. My kids play baseball, basketball, and soccer and that keeps us busy but has given us the chance to travel around the country together for games.
I feel blessed because I’ve spent almost my entire career working in Seattle. Although my first TV job took me to eastern Washington’s NBC station, KNDO.
I’ve also been fortunate in following my other broadcasting passions. I have reported and anchored the news, covered the Sounders MLS championship runs, Seahawks Super Bowls, Mariners pre-&-post-game shows, Sonics, and all Husky athletics along with hosting several national and local programs, including MCing community events.
Hope to see you around town and don’t forget to stay connected! Send me your comments or ideas.
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The latest from Erin Mayovsky
Showery and breezy as we close out the weekend, but spring like conditions will return this week!
The second half of the weekend features more rain, but there will be some dry breaks too. The coast may see a few thunderstorms as well with breezy to gusty conditions at times. Then, we'll start to clear out for a pretty nice spring like week ahead.
Showers taper off overnight into Saturday for some breaks, but rain returns Sunday
The weekend is here, and it will feature showers and sunshine for most around the region. The coast may stay a little cloudier at times with a slight chance for thunderstorms Sunday, but otherwise just typical Northwest weather! Highs land in the upper 40s to low 50s.
After a quick break from the rain yesterday, showers will hang with through the weekend
Rain is here and it sticks around through the weekend. We'll see breaks at times, but overnight some areas, like the coast and Olympics will see heavy rain.
Change on the way for Thursday after beautiful mid-week blue skies, warmer highs
Enjoy the mid-week sunshine treat for now because a change is on the way.
Mild and dry conditions as we slide into the middle of the week, but showers loom behind that nice weather
Most of Western Washington will remain dry Tuesday night other than a few rain showers at the coast.
Switching back to more traditional winter weather around the region!
Showers move in overnight into the first part of Sunday. Not a huge wash out by any means, just traditional winter weather. Light rain will taper off by lunch time Sunday. Highs land near our seasonal average of 51 for this time of year.
Our active weather starts to settle down this weekend with rain, wind and mountain snow taper off
Happy Friday everyone! We made it to the weekend. After an active weather week will finally settle down this weekend.
Weather Alert Day Thursday due to gusty winds and heavy mountain snow
Q13 News Weather Team is issuing a "Weather Alert Day" due to incoming conditions. Expect heavy rain to start along the coast overnight and push inland through the early morning hours of Thursday.
A break from the elements Wednesday before the next weather maker moves inland early Thursday
We saw rain and winds pick up across the region along with hail, sleet, ice pellets, and heavy mountain snow.
Active weather moving into Western WA... rain, wind and mountain snow!
The second half of the weekend is going to be sloppy at times. Rain, wind and mountain snow will take over the forecast. Widespread rain will move in overnight dropping heavy snow to the mountains. This all thanks to an "Atmospheric River" set up in the Pacific.