Snowfall marks first day of spring at Snoqualmie Pass

Puyallup, WALocal News

Snowfall at Snoqualmie Pass on March 21, 2025, was a delightful surprise for both skiers and local businesses, marking the first day of spring with a winter twist. Mason Vrooman from Red Mountain Coffee noted that the steady snowfall has kept employees busy and brought joy to visitors. Skiers, including Hunter Merrill, took advantage of the conditions, highlighting that the roads were good for travel earlier in the day. However, Merrill cautioned that conditions might deteriorate overnight with a larger storm expected. The article also serves as a reminder about Washington's studded tire regulations, which allow their use only until March 31.

Drivers who fail to comply may face fines exceeding $200. Vrooman shared his humorous experience of nearly receiving a fine for using studded tires in June, illustrating the seriousness of the law. This article effectively blends local weather news with important travel advisories, ensuring readers stay informed.

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