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Several feet of snow coming to Oregon & Washington Cascades starting today
KATU is declaring a Storm Tracker 2 Weather Alert due to incoming winter weather in the Cascades, with 2 to 4 feet of snow possible.
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — A Winter Storm Warning is now in effect for the Oregon and Washington Cascades. The warning is for both the west and east sides of the mountain range.
Several feet of fresh powder are expected to fall over next 48 hours. Drivers heading over highway passes will see winter driving conditions.
ODOT is saying that vehicles need to carry chains or traction devices.
“Two to three feet of fresh snow will fall on Mt. Hood and south Washington Cascade peaks through Thursday,” Storm Tracker 2 Digital Meteorologist Bobby Corser said. “We could see one to two feet falling over Santiam and Willamette passes during the same time.”
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Cascade mountains brace for 2 to 4 feet of snow with wind, widespread rain in lowlands
SEATTLE — January is, on average, one of the three wettest months of the year, and we're very much starting off on that note.
A winter storm system builds, with the most significant wind, rain, and mountain snow impacts on Tuesday. It will take a couple of days for it to wind down before things quiet down for the weekend.
Be ready for showers during the first half of the morning commute, especially around Kitsap County and around the South Sound.
In the 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. timeframe, showers overtake more north Seattle and Bellingham neighborhoods, squeezing into Everett and south Whidbey by late morning or midday. All the while, gusty south/west winds are picking up. By midday, 30-40 mph winds will be blowing around Magnolia and Bellevue with some 45+ mph gusts over north Whidbey and Burlington.
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