Outdoor Report for Tuesday, Nov. 3

Yeah, we've got mostly cloudy skies, but we are mainly dry around the area. 47 degrees is your temp, so we're running a little bit more mild than we were yesterday. A low pressure system off the coast of California is still spinning up some precip from the south. So we're getting a little bit of rain over the Olympic Peninsula, mainly up towards North Mason County and up through the Hood Canal area. Right now, we're looking at temps in the 40s for everybody west of the Cascades. And I'm expecting today to be looking at increasing sunshine. We should see sunny skies or partially sunny skies here before that sun goes down. Overall, though, staying dry for most of us today. So if you have things to do outdoors, get it done because things certainly change tomorrow. Highs today are going to be into the mid to upper 50s. It'll be running about 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. We have rain on the way, though. Check it out. Wednesday evening, we'll have some showers move through. Thursday morning, we'll have those showers linger. And then Friday will be our stormiest and wettest day coming up over the course of the next week. And that'll be packing punch with some breezy winds as well. Snow levels will drop to around 4,500 feet to 5,000 feet coming up on Thursday. I don't expect big impacts to the passes coming up here during this work week. So if you're traveling over Snoqualmie, Stevens, or White Pass, you should be okay. Our sun will set tonight at 4.49, and in three weeks, we're going to be seeing our sunsets before 4.30. All right, moving ahead, evening rain Wednesday, morning showers Thursday, and then we're sticking with showers all the way through early next week.