Cooler temperatures bring frost into Whatcom Countys forecast this week

Bellingham, WALocal News

A frost advisory is in effect for western Whatcom County and the San Juans, with frost likely to develop Tuesday morning, the National Weather Service in Seattle reports. Cooler temperatures will replace Monday's breezy conditions, leading to calmer winds overnight. In the higher elevations of the North Cascades, snowfall of 2-4 inches is anticipated through Monday night, complicating travel plans. My Bellingham Now previously noted that pre-winterization work is ongoing on the Mount Baker Highway, with no set closure dates for Artist Point or the North Cascades Highway. Residents are urged to prepare for winter weather conditions that may impact road safety.

This forecast signifies a notable shift towards winter in the area. Local officials recommend checking road conditions before traveling to higher elevations. The community's readiness for winter conditions may influence safety and accessibility in the coming weeks.

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