As we inch closer to the start of spring it's still going to feel like winter! Just a chance of showers Sunday morning, but cold enough that those showers could be snowflakes, or at least a mix of rain and snow. There's an even better chance of that Monday morning. There won't be any accumulation for the beaches or valley floor, but we could see two inches in the coast range and the Cascades, including the foothills. Overall though, Sunday and Monday will be more dry than wet. Still cool, with highs in the mid 40's.

Expect more steady rain and breezy conditions Monday night into Tuesday and Wednesday.

Today's High: 46

Tonight's Low: 33

Spring starts on Tuesday!

Joe English

We're going to wake up to a few showers mixed in with some snow. Snow level will be at 500 feet, but the accumulation will be around the one thousand foot level, with an inch possible. The coast range and the mountains could see up to four inches, but I'm expecting it to be a little less because there's not much moisture in this system.

By tomorrow, we'll see dry weather, but get ready to see areas of freezing fog starting off Monday morning.

Today's High: 43

Tonight's Low: 30

Cheers,

Meteorologist Joe Raineri

We're going to see dry conditions a good part of the day as a ridge of high pressure slowly pushes off to the east, but a system is right behind it that will bring rain to the coast and valley.

For the mountains, you'll be seeing a couple of inches of snow the next 24 hours. Snow levels tonight drop down below pass levels around 1500 to 2000 feet.

We won't get a lot of rain in the metro area. By tomorrow afternoon we'll start to see dry weather move in.

Today's High: 47

Tonight's Low: 39

Enjoy the rest of your weekend,

Meteorologist Joe Raineri