With rain on its way Thursday, is a Western Washington White Christmas possible this year?

Seattle, WALocal News

This weather update details the mixed conditions expected in Western Washington as Christmas nears. Meteorologist Ted Buehner forecasts typical mid-December weather, including light rain starting Thursday from a weakening frontal system, which may continue into the weekend. Residents should be cautious of potential icy patches on roads, particularly on bridges and overpasses. The likelihood of a White Christmas remains slim, with historical data indicating only a 5% chance of having an inch or more of snow. The article underscores how these weather patterns could affect holiday plans and local events, providing valuable insights for residents as they prepare for the festive season.

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