Winter Weather Across Portions of the Mid-Atlantic; Heavy Rain Along the Gulf Coast and Southeast

A storm system will continue to slowly move through the Gulf Coast and Southeast U.S. over the next couple of days, bringing a heavy rainfall threat through the weekend. Isolated instances of flooding may occur. On the north side of this storm system, colder air will support areas of mixed wintry precipitation and light snow from the Tennessee Valley to the Mid-Atlantic Friday. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Thu, Dec 4, 2025 at 11:54:11 pm PST

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National Weather Service Seattle/Tacoma, WA

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Strong winds are expected from Friday night into Saturday morning, with gusts reaching 40–55 mph in lower elevations (like Wenatchee and the L-C Valley) and up to 70 mph in the mountains. These gusts create a risk of falling tree branches. Travel will be difficult, particularly for high-profile vehicles which are vulnerable to crosswinds.

Following a very active weekend, we are monitoring the potential for a stronger atmospheric river to bring heavy mountain rain, warmer temperatures, and breezy winds across the Inland Northwest. Our primary concern is the combination of heavy rain and warmer temperatures in the mountains. This may lead to snowmelt on mid-to-lower slopes, which would increase the risk of rock and mudslides in steep terrain, particularly in the North Cascades and North Idaho. You may also see water levels rise on small creeks and streams.

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Winter Weather Across Portions of the Mid-Atlantic; Heavy Rain Along the Gulf Coast and Southeast

NWS Forecast Office Spokane, WA