Just when you thought winter was over:

 WINTER STORM WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM TUESDAY MORNING THROUGH TUESDAY AFTERNOON…

HEAVY SNOW IS POSSIBLE ON TUESDAY OVER PARTS OF WESTERN WASHINGTON AS A FRONTAL SYSTEM ARRIVES. ENOUGH COLD AIR SHOULD REMAIN IN PLACE NEAR HOOD CANAL FOR HEAVY SNOW TO OCCUR THERE AND ALONG THE SOUTHEAST SLOPES OF THE OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS. 6 INCHES OF SNOW IS POSSIBLE AROUND HOOD CANAL AND IN THE OLYMPICS.

From Sen. Maria Cantwell’s office (I believe this is KIRO-TV Ch. 7, will check):

KIRO has changed the airing date of the interview with Senator Cantwell that will be airing later this month.  The documentary KIRO interviewed Senator Cantwell for late last year on WA flooding and radar gaps is slated to now on Feb. 23 at 7:00 p.m on KIRO.

Looks like no rain til Sunday, though:

Tonight Jan 20 Clouds Early / Clearing Late 29° 0 % Wed  Jan 21 Partly Cloudy 49°/35° 0 % Thu  Jan 22 Mostly Cloudy 50°/38° 10 % Fri  Jan 23 Mostly Cloudy 47°/38° 10 % Sat  Jan 24 Mostly Cloudy 44°/35° 10 % Sun  Jan 25 Few Showers 40°/30° 30 % Mon  Jan 26 Few Showers 43°/33° 30 % Tue  Jan 27 Few Showers 45°/38° 30 % Wed  Jan 28 Showers 45°/36° 60 % Thu  Jan 29 Rain / Snow Showers 46°/36° 60 %

0% chance of rain, through Saturday!

should be more of these:

click here to visit the County site for updates

- Road Closures Due To -

As of last night, the stretch of 109 about 5 miles outside of Ocean Shores (Mile Post 10) going toward Aberdeen was reopened. Says Bruce Richardson, our computer columnist: “My wife went to Aberdeen this morning and said that 109 is open and she could net even tell where the water was…”

Ocean Shores Post Office says mail delivery trucks couldn’t make it past Montesano. “Hopefully tomorrow.”

Joe Marzetta and his friend Dane Gordon take a canoe ride through Joe’s backyard, near the area where SR 109 is closed.

Taken just before 9 this morning, with DOT in process of closing 109 at Mile Post 10 (5 miles outside Ocean Shores, toward Aberdeen):