High cirrus clouds drifting over the mountains this morning indicate the approach of another system. The first front will be warm with moderate to heavy rain possible through the night and most tomorrow. A cold front associated with the triple point will rotate through sometime tomorrow afternoon. Freezing levels are expected to drop but not much below Pass level.
Expect moderate rain tonight and tomorrow with freezing levels between 6000’ and 7000’. Rain turning to showers through the weekend with freezing levels lowering to around 4500’. Although gusty winds can always be associated with triple point fronts, this system does not seem to be energized like last weeks, so winds should not be a factor
High cirrus clouds over Stevens Pass (11:00am)
The approaching tripple point just about to enter the PNW coast.
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