Showers linger into the evening, warmer pattern over the weekend

The rainy and dreary weather today will linger into the evening hours as the system pulls away. Some lingering snow may still fall on the Cascades, but overall the pattern over the high desert should be dry tonight.  The temperatures are expected to drop into the middle 20s tonight so if there is any water left from today, we may see some patches of black ice. The

Thursday will be dry and near normal as the mercury in the thermometer will hit the middle 40s. A mixture of clouds and sunshine are likely to define the day with tomorrow being a typical mid-February day.

Friday will also see a mixture of clouds and sunshine with temperatures in the low 50s. Saturday continues the 50° run with highs in the middle 50s. As the day moves along Saturday clouds will increase and there is a chance for some rain to arrive overnight into Sunday.

Sunday will see mostly cloudy skies and off and on rain. Highs will be near 60 both Sunday and Monday.  Rain ends Monday morning but there is another round of rain and snow slated for Tuesday. Following that, we should see a few days of dry and mild weather to close out the month of February.   

Please stay safe.

Here is a list of factors that may start an avalanche, please exercise caution and stay alert to the potential dangers of an avalanche while recreating in the mountains.

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