We're tracking heavy and impactful mountain snow this weekend along with rounds of rain in the lower elevations. Highs in the lowlands of Western Washington will rebound slightly from the cool trend so far this month: temperatures this afternoon will reach the low to mid 40s.

By midmorning Friday, snow should turn to rain, flushing out the lowlands of any icy remains. Seattle was expected to have “really limited” accumulations of snow Thursday night and Friday morning, National Weather Service meteorologist Maddie Kristell said.

But just how much snow will we get? Almost everyone Tacoma northward won't get a thing. But we could see 2+ inches in places like Aberdeen and Centralia. By the late afternoon the

Moisture begins to tapper off as the low moves east. As skies clear a bit overnight, some patchy fog will develop overnight and temperatures will drop below freezing.

After tracking scattered snow on Sunday morning, there's still a possibility for on-and-off rain/snow showers in the region through at least Monday.