1155 PM: The threat for severe weather has decreased, but an isolated strong storm or two could still be possible overnight. The chance of measurable rain after midnight should be less than 20 percent, except for some locations in the northern Hill Country. pic.twitter.com/nkcB1212Tj

Rain over the southern half of Western Washington today as a system moves into Oregon. Another front arriving late Sunday/Monday for widespread rain over the area. Drying and warming trend beginning Wednesday with the warmest days of the year possible end of next week. #wawx pic.twitter.com/AA4LvhvKiV

The new 6 to 10 day outlook shows a significant shift in the weather pattern by late next week toward drier and warmer. "Never tell me the odds!" you say. Well, "I find your lack of a faith disturbing." I'm kidding, of course. Happy May the 4th eve! #wawx pic.twitter.com/bN2PWn7bAU

An active weather pattern continues for the start of the week. Strong to severe storms may be possible through early parts of the week, especially Monday night. Stay tuned to the forecast in the coming days. pic.twitter.com/qOk6ag781a