By Brian Edwards, Meteorologist
December 1,2013; 8:42PM,EST
After a week and a half stretch of dry weather, a plume of moisture continues to bring more rain into the Seattle area.
Travelers returning from holiday activities who are planning on crossing through Snoqualmie or Stevens Pass on Sunday should allow for extra time as rain will be falling heavily.
Fog and rain will lead to reduced visibilities which can cause travel problems. Localized flooding is possible, especially in the foothills and mountains as upwards of 3-6 inches of rain falls.
In Seattle, the rain will be somewhat lighter, with about 1-2 inches expected through Sunday evening.
Colder air will filter in behind the rain, causing a changeover to snow to occur in the Cascades Sunday night.
There can even be some wet snowflakes in parts of the city Monday, especially in the evening. No accumulation is expected in Seattle, but temperatures will be falling into the 30s for the remainder of the week.
Highs Tuesday through Friday will likely hover around the 35-degree mark with lows each night in the mid-20s.
Another chance for snow is possible for Friday with a high of 33 and a low tumbling to 19.
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Arctic air will push through the Pacific Northwest early this week.
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indeed cars are in water, water temps probably in mid to upper 40s.
Very chilly. 47.5F at Kings Point, although that is north of Queens
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