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Washington State Weather Update:
Autumn Arrives with Mid-Latitude Cyclone, Cold Front, & Wildfire Relief! In this latest Washington weather forecast, we dive into the shift to classic autumn vibes as a powerful mid-latitude cyclone spins up off the coast, bringing breezy conditions, heavy rain, and potential fire-fighting moisture to the Pacific Northwest. From gusty winds hitting 60+ mph offshore to possibly over 6 inches of rain on Olympic slopes, here's what you need to know for the week ahead!

Today: Breezy morning in portions of Western Washington (Oak Harbor 51 mph, Crystal Mountain 61 mph gusts) wrapping up with periodic rain. Light showers east of the Cascades.

Tuesday's Cold Front: Tightly wound cyclone stays offshore, but expect blustery coastal winds (There's a chance Cape Disappointment & Ocean Shores could see 50mph*+ gusts). Front sweeps in showers across Western WA by afternoon.

Rainfall Totals Through Thursday:
(Euro Model):Coast: 2-3 inches
Olympic Western Slopes: 5-6 inches
I-5 Corridor: 1+ inches
Cascade Slopes: 1+ inches
Eastside: Scattered showers and varied amounts

Wildfire Impacts – Key Updates:
Bear Gulch Fire: 3+ inches of rain could snuff it out!
Wildcat Fire: 0.5-1 inch expected – major suppression potential.
Labor Mountain Fire: Only ~0.25 inches, plus southerly winds could push the fire north toward Camas Meadows & structures. Watch for Wednesday's stronger gusts.
Sugarloaf Fire: Minimal rain, but any moisture helps.

Wednesday Instability: Upper low + cold air aloft = showers with rotation potential.

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