Brrrr…..it is now cold outside! Much of Western Washington is now in a deep freeze after sub-freezing air poured out of the Fraser Canyon northeast of Bellingham and spread south through the region.
The light snow in Southwest Washington will continue south this morning and leave Western Washington generally with a light blanket of fresh snow amidst the cold air mass. Snow amounts varied from just a skiff to about 2 inches. However, the northeast Olympic Peninsula accumulated as much as 6 inches with what some would call – lake effect snow – cold air moving across the Strait of Juan de Fuca picking up some moisture and then
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