Starting to see a concerning trend going into Monday. The Euro model has not backed off over the last series of runs. May be time to sound the alarm. #wawx

Flash flood watch no longer in effect for Mount Vernon, Burlington, Conway, Stanwood, and surrounding areas. #wawx

Probabilities of additional heavy rainfall and strong winds continue to show up for later Sunday night and throughout the day Monday. Flood coverage continues into next week. A volatile pattern could ramp up once more. Watching closely. #wawx

Back at it again with live coverage this morning covering the floods across the region! youtube.com/live/YIzG7cu...

Please join our live stream this morning as we talk about flooding, road closures, and evacuation updates: youtube.com/live/1kl4BoA...

Live again today to continue flood coverage around Western Washington! youtube.com/live/Naenghk...

We are live again for breaking flood coverage around Western Washington! youtube.com/live/sE7kn_D...

Several rivers have just hit major flood stage around Western Washington including the Skykomish and Carbon. Several other rivers expected to join that club by the morning. A devastating situation unfolding for lots of people around the Cascade rivers. #wawx

🚨⚠️ RIVER FLOODING THREAD!! 🟣🟣MAJOR FLOOD STAGE🟣🟣 The rivers below are forecast to crest in major flood stage. #wawx

Over a dozen flood warnings have been issued for Western Washington rivers. Please tune to water.noaa.gov for the latest updates! #wawx

Going live on YouTube in a minute! youtube.com/live/GFOPIRd...

Expect a live stream to be launched on the PSSW YouTube channel as soon as 10 AM tomorrow ahead of a crucial weather day. The wind advisory and flood watch officially go into effect between 4-7 AM. Early heads up! #wawx

Wind advisory in effect from 4 AM-10 PM tomorrow for the coast and Strait of Juan de Fuca. 7 AM-10 PM for the rest of Western Washington. Strong wind gusts up to 45-50 MPH based on your locale. #wawx

I will be hosting a Facebook and YouTube live stream tonight at 5 PM PST to talk about next week's weather and what to expect. #wawx youtube.com/live/R4EK0sg...

A big-time uptick in the wind forecast for Monday morning-afternoon from the NAM 3 km model. Based on some areas over-performing on wind estimates last night, I'll be watching these trends like a hawk. #wawx

Wind advisory now in effect until 3 AM for the highlighted areas in red. A wind gust of 54 MPH was recorded at Shelton's Sanderson Field. #wawx

Already seeing power outages stack up tonight. Wind gusts also over-performing in some areas. It could be a long night if this keeps up. #wawx

Flood watch in effect from Sunday morning to Friday afternoon across much of Western Washington! #wawx

The possibility is there for some stronger gusts overnight Friday and early Saturday. The HRRR forecast model shows a strong westerly surge affecting Whidbey Island. Could be a bit on the higher side of the forecast, but still a possibility. #wawx

Time for #Seattle to earn that rainy reputation as there is now a solid chance of rain every day for at least the next week, with the rains gradually increasing in intensity to where river flooding remains a growing concern for next week. emeraldcityweather.com/atmospheric-... #wawx

Live streaming earlier in the day to talk about the upcoming storm train pattern! youtube.com/live/ikRq6Cr...

Breezy to blustery conditions on the way for Western Washington Friday. Enjoy a calm day today followed by a rainy and breezy day tomorrow. The storm train opens up once more beginning this Friday. #wawx

A rainy day is on tap for Thursday across the Puget Sound. Passing showers today and late tomorrow morning, but mostly dry area wide. Much heavier rainfall amounts expected beginning Friday. Also some wind potential too. #wawx

Live on YT talking about upcoming storm systems this week and the next! youtube.com/live/4wYGd8x...

Freezing fog around parts of the Sound this morning! Expect similar tomorrow morning. An approaching impulse may mitigate the risk up north. #wawx

Cooler temperatures expected overnight around Western Washington. A few areas will dip towards freezing. Some areas of fog or freezing fog possible especially south of SeaTac. #wawx

Some breezy but non-damaging easterly winds possible across King/Snohomish counties tonight and tomorrow morning. #wawx

41 MPH gust out of the NNE direction at Tacoma Narrows at 6:10 this morning!

Black Friday sales are now active on the storm watch store! Several new designs released today just in time for 30% off orders over $70. pugetsoundstormwatch.myspreadshop.com

Spot the center of low pressure moving towards the coast. #wawx

Happy Thanksgiving from PSSW! A huge thanks for 100 followers here on Bluesky! #wawx

A look at the 1000 millibar low off the coast just past its baroclinic leaf phase. This will give us minimal wind impacts in the Puget Sound. Likely breezy at times tomorrow. #wawx

Steady rain approaching the I-5 corridor soon! It’s crawling. #wawx

Although a few hours behind the initial forecast, the deluge of rain is near. #wawx

Going live on Facebook and YouTube tonight at 5 to talk about Thanksgiving inclement weather! youtube.com/live/84iosnr...

A quick-hitting band of light to moderate rain is moving inland today. Don’t be surprised if it gets wet this morning. #wawx

It could be a bit windy around the area Wednesday night or Thursday morning in time for some Thanksgiving travel. Several models in semi-decent agreement on position, timing, and strength of a surface low offshore. #wawx

There are days like today where the models completely bomb the forecast. Virtually no wind gusts south of SeaTac where models showed 20-30 MPH at times. #wawx

Light shower activity north of the Puget Sound this morning. As night falls, the activity will begin to spread along the coast and make its way inland in time for sunrise. Still looks breezy but nothing to run home about. #wawx

The new 00z NAM 3 km model takes a chunk off of the max wind gusts around Western Washington Sunday morning. Still looking like 30-35 MPH wind gusts south of Seattle followed by a westerly surge for Whidbey Island. However, no longer showing 40 MPH for isolated areas. #wawx

This morning's run of the high-res NAM model shows a blustery day on tap for Western Washington on Sunday. Just a heads up, if you have Christmas decorations set up, this should be the first official wind test. #wawx

New upload on YouTube. Trying out some drone cinematography this time around. youtu.be/k4a15TRhrhM

I'll be hosting another informational live stream on YouTube at 4 PM to go over several points of interest weather-wise! youtube.com/live/dvvZiJU...

Another lull in the active weather pattern over the Pacific Northwest coming up this week. A transient ridge turns into a strong ridge on Wednesday. Fog potential is there too. #wawx

Rainfall totals are on the decrease over the next 2.5 days for those who want a temporary reprieve from the water. #wawx

Urban & Small Stream Flood Advisory in effect across the Puget Sound area and Central Cascades through 3:15 PM today. Expect street flooding, ponding, and rises on small streams & creeks. Be safe out there! #wawx

It currently looks like we'll forfeit our windstorm chance tomorrow into Friday. Southern Oregon takes it instead! It could get quite breezy with some passing fronts going into this weekend around here. #wawx

Aurora seen via high-exposure camera in Milton, WA. #wawx #auroraborealis #northernlights

Looking more likely now that there will be no wind storm in Western Washington this Thursday. However, it could still be a breezy day Friday as a front likely moves through the area. #wawx

First run of the NAM 3 km that's somewhat in range of Thursday. Maybe Oregon/California will get the storm and WA misses out? Looking like that in this solution. #wawx