Parella Lewis

While the forecast is slightly premature, the setup is typical for a wet and windy stretch heading into the weekend of Oct. 25.

Rain totals of 1 to 3 inches are expected across most of the region, with higher amounts possible along the coast.

The heaviest rain will fall late Friday through early Saturday, with most areas picking up 1 to 3 inches.

Coastal flooding is expected Wednesday and Thursday with the return of seasonal king tides.

As the northern lights lit up skies across the U.S., here's how agencies braced for potential disruptions to power grids and critical infrastructure.

Several systems are lined up to roll through western Washington early next week.

An atmospheric river is going to bring significant rain totals to the PNW into mid week.

From a January supermoon to a total lunar eclipse and a blood moon, the new year offers plenty of reasons to look up.

Five regional events were considered “extreme,” including an atmospheric river that ripped through western Washington in December 2025.

An El Niño weather pattern typically means warmer and drier than average for the Pacific Northwest.