Week of cold temperatures could be capped off with snow

Colder temperatures are expected to hang around in Western Washington through Friday.

Jeff Makowski, with the National Weather Service, says the next few days will bring more freezing temperatures.

“We’ll see more cold conditions,” says Makowski. “We’ve got some clouds over us now but that will clear out [Tuesday night] and we’ve got lows Wednesday morning into the teens and twenties across the Puget Sound area.”

For those heading to the Seahawks parade on Wednesday, Makowski says to bundle up.

“It looks like downtown, you’ll see temperatures in the mid to upper 20s,” says Makowski. “And we’ll have a little bit of a north breeze.”

While there may be a few scattered snow flurries during the cold temps, Makowski says there likely won’t be any accumulation in the next few days.

But further out in the week, some forecast models show another chance for snow.

“Saturday we’ve got a pattern change. We’ve got a warm front coming in,” says Makowski. “Actually, we could see some snow.”

Makowski says any snow will likely turn to rain sometime Saturday night, but “it’s not out of the question that we could see some lowland snow.”