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Snow Returns To Seattle, More Precipitation Incoming Tonight
SEATTLE, WA — After a band of heavy snow bypassed Seattle and areas south Tuesday night, flurries returned to some lowland areas Wednesday afternoon. Snowflakes fell at a steady clip in Seattle by 2 p.m., but National Weather Service forecasters said accumulation was unlikely. The band of precipitation was expected to move through the metro area by about 4 p.m.
Snow levels were expected to rise between 500 and 1,500 feet by Wednesday night.
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Easterly winds continuing into Thursday morning may enhance overnight snowfall amounts on the Kitsap Peninsula and along the Hood Canal while shielding areas along the I-5 corridor.
Cities like Port Angeles were hammered by lowland snow overnight Tuesday, where more than 20 inches fell by Wednesday morning.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/snow-returns-to-seattle-more-precipitation-incoming-tonight/ar-BBYZAel?ocid=hplocalnews