Dailymotion. Active pattern continues in the Pacific Northwest next week. Posted: March 22, 2025 | Last updated: March 22, 2025. Rain and snow in the west with strong to severe thunderstorms in ...

On Thursday, another storm will bring a round of rain and wind to the coastal Pacific Northwest, with a fresh round of snow, some heavy, spreading across the mountains from the Cascades to the ...

A stormy pattern is bombarding Pacific Northwest with heavy rain, mountain snow Landslides in the lowlands and avalanches in the higher elevations are possible. January 4, 2021 More than 4 years ago ...

Following a quiet first few days of March, a slow-moving storm is expected to douse the Pacific Northwest coast later this week, eventually reaching portions of California by the weekend ...

Unusually dry weather has gripped the Pacific Northwest since the official start of summer in late June, but AccuWeather meteorologists say a big change in the weather pattern will arrive right on ...

The active pattern for the Pacific Northwest is expected to continue, with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Prediction Center forecasting an 80%-90% chance of above ...

A barrage of atmospheric rivers in recent weeks has drenched the Pacific Northwest and Northern California, bringing widespread 30-day rain totals between 15 and 30 inches, debris flows, heavy ...

La Niña bringing colder, wetter pattern to Pacific Northwest. ... which would lead to more days of rain in the lowlands while snow falls in mountains.

An atmospheric river storm barreled into the Pacific Northwest on Sunday, bringing several days of heavy rain, most likely ending the wildfire season in many areas and offering a bit of a reprieve ...

The Pacific Northwest is home to some of the most breathtaking scenery in the United States, but that greenery comes at a cost. It rains in the Pacific Northwest, and it rains a lot. Despite the ...

The return of wetter-than-normal conditions would fall in line with typical La Niña conditions for winter, which brings higher chances of colder and wetter weather over the Pacific Northwest.