Widespread Precipitation and Gusty Winds in the West; Snow from the Great Lakes to the Northeast

A Pacific storm system is expected to bring strong winds and more precipitation to the western U.S., along with the likelihood of snowfall into the Sierra Nevada. Accumulating snow will develop downwind from the Great Lakes into parts of the Northeast through Saturday. Polar air will surge into the eastern half of the country this weekend. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Fri, Nov 13, 2026 at 6:30:15 am PST

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National Weather Service Seattle/Tacoma, WA

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Weekend Outlook

Today (Friday) will see continued warmer than normal temperatures, with some places in the Basin reaching the 60s. On Friday night, the first of two systems will move through, bringing evening rain and high mountain snow, with little to no impacts expected at mountain pass levels. Rain totals are expected to be very light, with the highest totals near 0.25 inches and in the mountains. The second of the systems will move through on Sunday morning, and Washington Pass could receive a couple inches of snow. Otherwise, expect rain totals of up to 0.25 inches in the lowlands and up to 0.75 inches in the mountains. Temperatures will begin decreasing on Saturday, and by Monday will be close to normal for mid-November.