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Rainfall drenched areas of Western Washington on Monday with forecasters warning of the potential for thunderstorms and lightning.

A photo taken near Conway (south of Mt Vernon) in Skagit Co. near 130 PM of what appears to be a funnel cloud. A radar velocity image near that time shows the possible cell. A few cells in the region today have shown modest rotation, but no reports of anything reaching ground.

— NWS Seattle (@NWSSeattle)

The National Weather Service in Seattle reports that 1 to 2 inches of rainfall fell in under three hours in Everett. North Seattle and Shoreline areas saw heavy downpours before the commute started. West Seattle and Alki Beach got drenched around 4:30.

According to 成人X站 7 meteorologist Claire Anderson, the Puget Sound region can expect more rain into Tuesday, with conditions drying out after that. Temperatures will stay cool — in the 60s — this week.

After a busy weekend— we are ending with a few scattered showers. Will we see more rain and storms for the work week?

Tune into right now for details!

鈥� Claire Anderson (@Claire成人X站7)

The Saturday thunderstorm was a surprise to many as the region does not often experience such a show of light and sound. About 2,200-2,300 lightning strikes occurred within two hours.

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