Snow back in parts of western Washington

El Niño is associated with warmer than normal temperatures and less precipitation in the Pacific Northwest but it's not a guarantee on the forecast.

Major cities in the Northeast, like New York City and Philadelphia, have broken records regarding snowfall – but not because there’s too much of the white stuff.

Major cities in the Northeast, like New York City and Philadelphia, have broken records regarding snowfall – but not because there’s too much of the white stuff. Instead, it’s because it has been ...

and parts of the Panhandle average up to 20 inches per year. That is more snow than some cities farther north, such as Washington, D.C., which averages just under 15 inches of snow per year.

Thanks in part to El Niño, the chances may not be so good this year for many of us, based on long-term forecasts.

Lowland rain, mountain snow and breezy weather surge back into Western Washington tonight through Sunday. Earlier this morning, we woke up to pockets of frost and freezing fog. Highs will make it into ...

The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a Wind Advisory for San Juan County, the Admiralty Inlet area and western ... Washington Pass and the Mt. Baker Ski Area could get over a foot of snow ...

A weather system is expected to bring rain and strong, gusty winds to the lowlands and mountain snow to the region ... RELATED | Full forecast for western Washington The National Weather Service ...

BUT AT LEAST THERE’S NO SNOW IN THESE PICTURES FOR SURE. THAT’S NOT THE CASE EVERYWHERE. KELLY ANN, THOUGH. THAT’S RIGHT. GET A LITTLE BIT WEST HERE AS YOU MOVE OUT INTO WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS.

Snow has begun falling in parts of Massachusetts ... and sign. Mount Washington has been dubbed the “home of the world’s worst weather,” and it has the data to back it up.