The weather story remains dominated by a strong area of high pressure anchored over the Great Basin, while a cutoff low lingers well offshore near Baja California.

Tuesday will feature decreasing clouds by late day as high pressure begins to build with highs in the low 40s to low 50s, but continue to rise throughout the week.

The weather feels more like March than January and the pattern is likely to continue into early February.

The bottom line? A nice, quick clip of light snow impacted portions of the Wasatch Front, but dry and clear conditions have ...

A soggy start to the week with showers around the region earlier Monday morning.

Seattle will see drier and warmer weather the rest of the work week with high temperatures nearing record territory.

High pressure to our northwest is causing a north to south flow to develop this morning. That is helping to push in more lake effect flurries to parts of the ...

An inversion has developed, bringing back patchy fog and keeping clouds as the dominant weather feature. Find out the details here.

Planning for the Waste Management Phoenix Open? Expect dry conditions and low 80s each day, with Phoenix staying unseasonably ...

Tonight we see mid 20s with mostly clear skies, watch out for some slick spots as whatever melted, refreezes.

Thankfully, plentiful sunshine is expected Tuesday as high pressure builds in from Canada, which will help melt away any ...

Clear skies with overnight lows in the upper 40s. Sunny and warm on Wednesday as high pressure remains over the region.