Snow still in the forecast for some after a roaring start to spring
Mar 21, 2013, 7:59 AM | Updated: 8:22 am
Little leaguers played in the snow in Mill Creek on Wednesday evening. Snow is still a threat in some of the lowlands Thursday. (KIRO Radio Photo/Chris Sullivan)
(KIRO Radio Photo/Chris Sullivan)
As winter roared into spring on Wednesday it brought some snow with it. The threat of snow is still apparent Thursday – the first full day of spring.
Snow levels are expected to dip as low as 500 feet in the convergence snow, meaning some of the lowlands could see a few flakes in the air. Some areas, like Mill Creek, saw snow Wednesday evening as well.
Winds are expected to be more calm than Wednesday’s gusts, reaching up to 25 miles per hour at times.
According to KING 5 meteorologist Lisa Van Cise, we could still see scattered showers with the possibility of thunderstorms in the afternoon, with temperatures reaching up the high 40s in the lowlands.
