Meanwhile, dry here and 41 degrees. Looks like we will be shadowed here for the most part.

Haha, stop looking at that crap it's never right man, it's snowing, the euro was wrong. Way freaking wrong. You will get a good amount tonight.

Not sure about tonight... 850mb and 925 temps actually rise a bit overnight in King County. 850mb temp bottomed out at -5C this afternoon and is supposed to go up to about -2C or -3C by midnight. And 925mb temp hovers around -1C all night after getting down to -2C this afternoon. But then tomorrow the precip gets heavier again and the cold air pushes a bit south. So definitely think you have a really good chance in the end to get significant accumulating snow. I am much more bullish now given what has happened here this afternoon. Snow is letting up here now though.

EAX take on the wind and snow potential. After a period of transient ridging on Saturday (bringing another day of warm temperatures...highs in the upper 60s to low 70s), a strong system rapidly digging through the Rockies on Saturday will approach the region Saturday night and Sunday. By Sunday morning, a sub-1000-mb surface low is expected to develop in the central Plains, with strong large-scale ascent leading to a break-out of precipitation within the warm sector and on the north side of the system (eventually wrapping to the west side of the surface low). Models are all over the place here, though, with the faster models basically preventing wraparound precipitation (snow) from reaching our forecast area before the low moves too far east of the region. The slower models, however, give us a several-hour period of wraparound snow, with temperatures crashing on the upstream side of the system and very strong winds. Ensemble probabilities of advisory-level winds are already 50-80 percent Sunday afternoon and evening, which is contextually quite high this far in advance (signifying high confidence). But the very different surface low evolutions make the precipitation forecast much more challenging. That said, NBM probabilities of measurable snow Sunday afternoon/evening generally exceed 50 percent across the CWA (and are mostly 70-90 percent). Probabilities for advisory-level snow (roughly 2 inches) are generally 25-50 percent west of U.S. 65 and 35-65 percent east of U.S. 65. In other words, meaningful snow is on the table with this system, and combined with the winds, could be fairly impactful. With such a wide variety of outcomes possible with this system, it is wise to pay attention to subsequent forecasts as details inevitably become clearer.

34.7 degrees.