Weather Forecast for Sunday, 10/25

It is cool and wet outside temperatures currently in those upper 40s right now from Mount Vernon all the way through parts of Renton, up 50 degrees in Port Townsend. We've even got some 46 degree temperatures coming in close to Shelton and Tacoma. As we take a live look outside right now, it is gray. The clouds are low. I just a short time ago was seeing some of the raindrops coming down there on this camera shot from Queen Anne 47 degrees. This is a look right now at that live Doppler radar. I had to zoom in because we had a pocket of some moderate showers just a short time ago coming through the metro locations. But you can see we continue to see some heavier pockets up into areas in the Cascade foothills, of course, with that uplift on the west slope of those mountains. As we check out what is happening a little farther out, though, we still have that center of the area of low pressure. So this is what we call kind of the parent low, if you will. It's the driving factor for the front coming through right now. So widespread showers currently this morning there is a bit of a dry pocket behind it and then we've got that main disturbance so after the widespread rainfall wraps up this morning we will see some more scattered showers in nature now we have been talking about the snow levels this morning they're up right around four to five thousand feet so we're really just getting that dusting of some light snow way on up there at the higher tops of the Cascades and North Cascades look at this though we've got another colder system headed our direction for the middle of the week Wednesday Thursday this will pull the snow levels down to 3,500 feet yeah that means we could be actually talking about some of the first light amounts of snow up at some of our area passes so stay tuned we're going to be watching that forecast really closely here's a look at the future cast for the rest of the day so again you can see by this morning the main frontal system will start to push its way eastward that snow up there in those higher mountaintops, as we said, but that main disturbance still bringing some showers to the area, especially around the Olympic Peninsula and the coastal regions. We're kind of in between it here. You can see in that I-5 corridor right around 520. I do think the game is going to be generally dry today, but I think with the showers kind of in the area, a stray shower, a passing shower throughout the game is not totally out of the question, but more dry than wet, and we'll hold on to a slight chance for some showers for the first part of the weekend to Monday. Today, likely not the day to do the yard work. The yard is very soggy outside, but if you're doing some tailgating, it should dry out and enjoy a lot of that Seahawks Sunday kind of vibe out there. 54 in Everett, 55 degrees in Seattle. Your seven-day forecast will show that stronger system and cooler system headed our direction for Wednesday, Thursday, still looking to dry out in time for Halloween.