Lisa Villegas

Talk about a sloppy Thanksgiving. An atmospheric river is impacting us this evening as moderate-heavy rain streams in off the coast. This will cause ponding on the roadways, areas of low visibility, and impact our area rivers, streams, creeks, and low-lying areas. Give yourself some extra time if you're planning on traveling this tonight.

Happy Sunday! It was a dry and chilly weekend, but some changes are about to take shape. The cold air isn't going anywhere though. In fact, temperatures at this hour (10:00pm) are in the mid-upper 30s. They'll continue to drop and bottom out in the lower 30s for some of us. Take that coat with you tomorrow!

Flooded roadways, rivers and landslides hit the North Sound hard today. While the rain will diminish through tomorrow, river flooding is still a major concern.

High wind warnings have been issued for parts of the North Sound and along the Coast. These warnings will go into effect for the North Sound tomorrow.

Happy Sunday! It's been a windy and sloppy day across the region. High wind warnings have been issued for parts of the North Sound and along the Coast. These warnings will go into effect for the North Sound tomorrow. The high winds will ramp up late tomorrow morning with sustained winds between 35-45 mph. This could be damaging because wind gusts could reach up to 65 mph for parts of the area. Widespread power outages are possible so be vigilant!

A low-pressure system, offshore, is allowing for the wind speeds to increase this evening. A wind advisory is already in effect for the foothills until 8am tomorrow morning. Winds will especially be strong through the Cascade gaps as they continue from the East. Once the winds shift out of the South, they will weaken for this area.

We're almost out of the woods as we wrap up the latest “bomb cyclone.” The winds were very evident, and it knocked down trees and cut off power to thousands over the last couple of days. The wind speeds continue at this hour, but they will significantly weaken through the night. A high wind warning will be our biggest threat tonight. This warning expires at midnight, but it'll continue to be breezy at times. Luckily, we won't see damaging wind speeds with our new system that hits us tomorrow.

The Weather Alert Day remains in effect as high winds and seas continue to be a threat. The system is weakening as it approaches British Columbia at this hour but will continue to pack a punch. The gusty winds, widespread rain, thunderstorms, and high surf will remain in our forecast tonight.

Rain and thunderstorm chances will continue through the weekend adding to our rain totals. This will be our first Fall-like storm of the season! Fall officially begins on Wednesday.

Happy Sunday! Talk about a cool and damp weekend. Highs have been below average, and it looks like this trend will continue. Fall has arrived early :)