This is bananas.

Textbook Puget Sound Convergence Zone ongoing from the Kitsap Peninsula through Seattle and along the I-90 corridor into the Cascades! (Radar image: 9:30 PM Friday) #wawx

Is that the Rebel Alliance sending us a signal? 😂

A couple nice days ahead for WA...expect highs on Thursday (left) and Friday (right) to be in the low-mid 70s north of Seattle, and mid 70s to low 80s south of Seattle. Plus, similar on Saturday! #wawx

Convergence zone has kicked into action! #wawx

As if the thunderstorms and temperature roller coaster wasn't enough...Wednesday will be WINDY! The European model is showing gusts up to 40-45 mph for parts of Western WA, including Seattle, with good ensemble agreement (right). Plus, 45-55 mph gusts in Eastern WA! #wawx

Beautiful Saturday night in Federal Way! #wawx

Upper level low, hot day, potential thunderstorms, and widespread rain all possible as we go through Tuesday and Wednesday! Stay tuned for more information!! #wawx

Double rainbow and the sun setting through a rain shower to end this Mother’s Day in Federal Way! #wawx

And so it begins...the #Highway24Fire is burning along WA-24 between Mattawa and Othello, with winds currently gusting 25-35 mph as of 10:30 PM Sunday. No acreage known yet. #wawx

Quite a nice setup for Tuesday seen on the European model tonight. Really nicely placed trough to our south to bring thunderstorms across Western Washington (hits Seattle ~2 PM), plus temps in the upper 70s-mid 80s! Lots of uncertainty, so stay tuned to tomorrow's video! #wawx

Some thunderstorms that may initially fire in western Oregon during Tuesday afternoon as a low pressure center approaches there may get pushed to the north into Western Washington ⛈️ #wawx #wastorms LEARN MORE: emeraldcityweather.com/thunderstorm...

Tonight’s sunset from the Salish Sea.

🥵☀️ SPRING HEAT WAVE!! ➡️ Hottest Sunday & Monday, 70º+ from Thurs. onward ➡️ Peak temperatures in upper 70s to low 80s ➡️ Due to large ridge north of PNW, short-lived "heat dome" ➡️ High temps 15-25º above average More in my video Thurs. morning! #wawx

These long range forecasts are…warm🥵 82° on the western Cascade slopes by Sunday and 88° in Leavenworth on the eastern Cascade slopes by Monday. And barely any rain over the next two weeks. If this holds, it does not bode well for fire reason (not to mention the lack of snowpack) #wawx

Pretty nice sunset as seen from Federal Way on Monday night! #wawx

Another incredible sunset tonight.....

😎😎 What a day it was on Sunday! Some lowland locations actually reached the low 80s! Most areas got into the low to mid 70s, with coastal regions and areas near water remaining in the mid 60s to low 70s. Another nice day on Monday, albeit a tad cooler! #wawx

We did have a bit of an Aurora show early last night.

Brief time lapse of last night's Aurora show.

We had a nice Aurora show last night a little after midnight.

Currently snowing at 1100 feet in elevation in Mid-April!! ❄️ 📍Snoqualmie Point Park, WA #wawx

I-90 Snoqualmie Pass is closed both directions due to multiple collisions and spinouts. Eastbound is closed at milepost 47, five miles west of the summit near Denny Creek. Westbound is closed at milepost 71 near Easton. #wawx #snoqualmiepass

April?! Today’s showers are tapping into cold air aloft and bringing heavy snow to Snoqualmie Pass! Take it slow and drive like it’s winter if traversing I-90 thru tonight! #wawx

Enhanced WATERSPOUT photos! #Seattle waterspout at 3:01 PM on Wednesday! Viewed from the UW Atmospheric Science building roof, looking SW over the Ship Canal Bridge and over part of Queen Anne. Not every day you see a waterspout from school! #wawx #waterspout

LOTS of hail coming down right now by Snoqualmie, WA! Mostly pea sized #wawx

A few runs later and this is looking like a mini thunderstorm line! Send in your reports! #wawx Pretty strong line.

2:40 PM: Special Weather Statement issued for a strong thunderstorm over Suquamish/Bainbridge/Silverdale, moving slowly SE toward Seattle. Heard thunder at UW at 2:40! #wawx

Heads up #Seattle it’s about to get quite stormy in the city. ⛈️

WATERSPOUT?? Taken 3:01 PM from UW Atmospheric Science building roof, looking towards Magnolia neighborhood. Look just over the hill. #wawx

2:55 PM: Watching the thunderstorm currently over Puget Sound from the UW Atmospheric Science building! View west over the Ship Canal Bridge. #wawx

This thunderstorm produced a waterspout over Puget Sound! Photo via Reddit.

I may or may not have cried when they said “we hear you loud and clear” #ArtemisII

Fun perspectives around #Seattle & vicinity on a pleasant Saturday afternoon! #wawx

Quite a wet & windy Tuesday across Western Washington...with areas Seattle southward getting 0.75-1.75" of rain, and area-wide winds gusting 35-50 mph (localized higher gusts)! #wawx

Photos are not mine... City of Duvall has closed McCormick Park Indefinetly due to erosion happening. Trails run near the embankment of the river. Repairs will likely be needed before the park can be reopened safely to the public. #wawx

Snowy Snoqualmie Falls ❄️❄️❄️ #wawx #snow

Lovely views overlooking North Bend, WA this evening ❄️ Could not have imagined seeing scenes like this in mid-March #wawx

Fresh alpenglow over the Cascade crest yesterday evening ❄️🌅 📍North Bend, WA #wawx

From WSDOT East on X: “US 2 Stevens Pass is now closed between milepost 55 and 85 because our plows are not able to clear the road due to illegally parked vehicles at the summit. If you have selfishly chosen to block our crews and first responders, come move your car off the highway.” 🙄 #wawx

What a night so far! 90K out of power across WA, and gusty winds continuing! Peak gusts as of 11 PM: Alpental Mtn: 134 mph Cape Disappointment: 69 mph Hoquiam: 61 mph NAS Whidbey: 59 mph NE Tacoma: 54 mph Dungeness Spit: 54 mph Paine Field: 52 mph SeaTac Airport: 51 mph #wawx

A few areas of significant power outages for PSE, who is currently dealing with 76K customers out. Notably, all of Vashon Island, a large portion of the Kitsap Peninsula and the Snoqualmie Valley, I-90 over Snoqualmie Pass, and parts of Pierce County, are out. #wawx

7 PM gusts: Cape Disappointment: 69 mph Hoquiam: 62 mph Tacoma Narrows: 45 mph SeaTac Airport: 43 mph Point Robinson: 42 mph Paine Field: 40 mph Power outages are increasing, and winds will peak over the next few hours. #wawx

A sight for sore eyes

1:45 PM: Latest on the wind forecasts for this evening... ➡️ Timing: 2-8 PM coast, 4 PM-12 AM lowlands, 8 PM-1AM strait/W. SnoCo ➡️ Gusts: Coast & Lowlands: 45-55 mph, Strait: 50-60 mph ➡️ Mountains: Blizzard Warnings, gusts 45-70 mph, dangerous conditions #wawx

Gusts as of 5 PM: Cape Disappointment: 69 mph Hoquiam: 59 mph Astoria: 52 mph Tacoma Narrows: 45 mph SeaTac Airport: 43 mph Shelton: 43 mph Paine Field: 40 mph Expect winds to continue increasing and peak over the next 3-6 hours. #wawx

Finally some good news

Take a break from human folly; watch rocks being born in a fiery red fountain from the very bowels of the earth.