Western Washington will stay dry through Saturday, with the next round of rain showers arriving early Sunday morning and continuing through the afternoon. A more potent weather system will bring wind and rain to the area on Monday. Snow levels will remain high, around 7,000 to 8,000 feet.

A levee was breached on the rising Green River early Monday afternoon, just east of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in western Washington, as another atmospheric river dumps rain over the Pacific Northwest.

A fresh atmospheric river won’t bring as much rain as last week, but residents, especially those near rivers, should keep an eye on possible flood warnings.

Tuesday will be cloudy with increasing rain and winds by evening, with highs in the mid 50s. Strong winds will shift from easterly to westerly, affecting the cascade foothills and coastal areas. Dry conditions expected Wednesday afternoon through Thursday ...

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