Everett forecast: new week to bring snow, frigid temperatures
EVERETT — Snow did not arrive in the lowlands quite as soon as forecasters guessed on Christmas Day, but as the holiday weekend wraps up, authorities are still urging drivers to monitor road conditions if they plan to travel. Drivers should prepare for snowy and icy roads, especially in the mountain passes.
The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory until 4 p.m. Monday. On Saturday night, a mixture of rain and snow was forecast to fall in Snohomish County. Snow showers were predicted to continue through Sunday, with accumulation of 1 to 5 inches in the next 48 hours possible, said National Weather meteorologist Johnny Burg.
Unusually frigid temperatures are forecast for the next few days, with lows around 18 degrees Monday and Tuesday nights.
“Slow down, give yourself plenty of time to get where you’re going and take it easy out there,” Burg said. “Be safe, and bundle up, because it’s going to get cold.”
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