A system to our north will clip the region and bring rain to some communities. Beaches are also facing concerns as high surf and king tides pair up. Here are all the details.

The Pacific Northwest will stay soggy this week as back-to-back storms will push onshore, bringing wet, windy and snowy conditions.

Forecasters said the colossal amount of rain dropped on parts of Florida east and north of Orlando was comparable to what the region saw from a hurricane in 2022, underscoring the state's vulnerability to extreme weather far beyond the tropical storms that brew offshore.

Temperatures also won’t fall quite as far with the added cloud cover as we expect most lows to bottom out in the 40s tonight. Winds will be light out of a southerly direction first, then start picking up to around 5 to 15 miles per hour by Wednesday morning.

It's going to be a pleasant day today in the Pittsburgh area before rain chances return to the forecast tomorrow. High temperatures will be close to 60 degrees with breezy winds out of the west. Wind gusts could near 30mph.

Light rain returns to Treasure Valley and populated areas while higher elevations prepare for snow. Active weather pattern continues through Friday.

Additional light rain is likely through the evening before high pressure rolls in and settles things down. A few snowflakes may mix in during the overnight hours up north along the international border and Iron Range.

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