Heavy Thanksgiving Snow to Disrupt Western Washington Mountain Travel
Thanksgiving week will affect heavy snow to mountain passes in Western Washington, with multiple weather systems moving through the region. Travellers should prepare for possible closures, delays and traction requirements on key routes.
The first round of snow is expected from Sunday to monday, dropping 3 to 6 inches on Snoqualmie and Stevens passes. A weaker front will also bring showers to the Seattle area on monday.
The heaviest snowfall is forecast for Tuesday night and Wednesday, bringing a trailer major mountain routes. Lowland areas will face persistent rain through the holiday. Drivers are urged to stay informed on changing conditions before setting out.
