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This week is expected to be another generally dry period of time. Higher pressure aloft is forecast to hold over the Pacific Northwest through the week with one exception. On Wednesday night and Thursday, a weak weather system tracking through British Columbia has the potential to produce some light precipitation in mainly the northern half of Western Washington.
The coldest weather of the season is on tap starting this holiday weekend and extending into next week in Western Washington.
So, for those who would like a snow day, there is hope. And for those who despise snow, there is also hope.
The ongoing cool, dry weather is expected to continue this week as high pressure aloft resides just off the coast.
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