A warm front arrived Sunday night and will continue to cross through the region during the day on Monday, increasing rain in the lowlands and rising snow levels to around 8000 feet. As the snow transitions to rain,

An atmospheric river threatens western Washington with significant rainfall, prompting a Flood Watch for several counties.

Heavy rainfall and wet, melting snow could spark an avalanche Wednesday in the Cascades and cause some rivers to flood through Friday, forecasters said.

Lawmakers sent a bill to the governor that would force landlords to warn renters if a unit may be in a flood zone.

The NWS Seattle WA released a flood watch at 1:21 p.m. on Monday valid from Wednesday 1 p.m. until Friday 5 p.m. The watch is for King, Skagit, Snohomish and Whatcom counties.

An atmospheric river is bringing heavy rain, breezy winds and mild temperatures across western Washington this week.

Heavy rains are lifting water levels in Whatcom County, spurring fears of flooding. An atmospheric river-fueled storm is set to soak the region over the next few days, according to the National Weather Service.

Flooding in Washington last year caught everyone off guard and, unlike homeowners, many renters didn't even know they were at risk. A new bill could change that.

On Monday at 3:23 a.m. the NWS Seattle WA issued an updated flood warning in effect until 9:40 p.m. for Grays Harbor County.

It's St. Patrick's Day in the Northwest, and our local weather luck has changed dramatically since we had lowland snow on Friday the 13th.Rather than chilly re

A bill requiring Washington landlords disclose flood risk to renters has passed after some renters were caught unprepared during December's atmospheric river.

Major players involved in a massive proposed agreement with Seattle City Light regarding its dams on the Skagit River say the compromise will benefit Skagit County by boosting salmon populations and mitigating floods.