These parts of Whatcom could see snowflakes next week, forecasters say
As temperatures linger near freezing across the Northwest, both the U.S. and Canadian weather agencies show the possibility of lowland snow by the middle of next week. But if and how much remains unclear, said meteorologist Matthew Cullen at the National Weather Service in Seattle. Snow is likely in the North Cascades mountains and the foothills, but is not expected to hit the Whatcom County lowlands, with a few exceptions, Cullen told The Bellingham Herald.
鈥淔or the lower elevations, places like Blaine and Lynden, there is a possibility of light snow,鈥 he said.
For Bellingham, the National Weather Service forecasts flurries starting Monday night, Jan. 31, and continuing with light snow or rain showers until at least Thursday, Feb. 3.
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