WeatherWatcher Winter Weather Advisory has been issued

Shoreline, WALocal News

The National Weather Service in Seattle has issued a Winter Weather Advisory, predicting a 1-2 inch snowfall from 10 PM on New Year's Eve until 10 AM on New Year's Day. The advisory highlights the possibility of increased accumulation if a convergence zone occurs, with some areas potentially receiving up to 4 inches of snow. As of the advisory's announcement, Shoreline has already seen some snowfall and hail, with a notable increase expected overnight. The most significant accumulation is forecasted to occur between 3 AM and 9 AM on New Year's Day, creating challenging driving conditions for early morning travelers. Residents are advised to remain cautious while driving and to stay updated on weather developments.

In addition to the immediate snowfall concerns, a prolonged cold blast is expected to affect the region, lasting well into the weekend with the potential for another snowstorm the following Friday. For the latest weather updates, local residents can refer to Shoreline weather resources. Stay safe and prepared during this winter weather event.

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