Shoreline and Lake Forest Park are bracing for a cold and potentially snowy weather pattern reminiscent of February 2019, with significant impacts expected over the next week. A surge of cold air from the Arctic is forecasted to shift rain showers to scattered snow overnight into Saturday morning, with a convergence zone developing in the Everett area. While most forecasts indicate that the Shoreline area may escape heavy snow, there remains a possibility of isolated thunderstorms that could result in brief but significant snow accumulation. The week ahead will see low temperatures consistently in the 20s and upper teens, with highs only reaching the low to mid-30s. Although no major snow events are on the immediate horizon, meteorologists are closely monitoring models that suggest a potential for a significant storm later in the month.

Residents are advised to stay updated as the weather is subject to change, particularly with the cold pattern expected to last into mid-February. This article emphasizes the need for preparedness as local conditions can shift rapidly, affecting travel and outdoor activities. Keeping informed through reliable weather updates is crucial for community safety during this cold period.