Lowland snow dusts pockets of Western Washington

Mar 23, 2018, 6:02 AM | Updated: 11:47 pm

Snow was falling around mid-day in areas of Western Washington on Friday. (Rachel Calderon/KIRO 7)

(Rachel Calderon/KIRO 7)

BY MYNORTHWEST STAFF

MyNorthwest.com

A rain-snow mix fell across Seattle and other areas of Western Washington on Friday.

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