Each model run during the past few days has been warmer and less snowy over Seattle and vicinity. The latest runs tonight are consistent with that trend and have no snow over Puget Sound tomorrow or Monday.
Here is the latest UW WRF snowfall for the 24 h period ending 4 PM Sunday. Everett to Olympia is snow free. But it still looks like there will continue to be snow around Bellingham, where it has been snowing for hours on Saturday.
The NOAA Rapid Refresh model is consistent with the UW WRF run, as is the European Center global model.
The next 24 hours? Same story, but with less precipitation. The Cascades will get some additional snow pack, ranging from 6-12 inches during the next 48h.
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