NOAA this morning.

".LONG TERM /WEDNESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY/...Models in good agreement
with the upper level ridge over Western Washington Wednesday and
Thursday. The ridge will begin to weaken Thursday. Front moving
down the British Columbia coastline still north of the area during
the day Friday. Front moving through Friday night. Over 90 percent
of the ECMWF ensembles indicating rain Friday night. The GFS
ensembles not that certain yet but trending that way with more
than double the number of ensemble solutions showing rain Friday
night versus the October 15th 00z run. Rainfall amounts also
trending upward with a chance of a wetting rain in the North and
Central Cascades.

This system looks to be the pattern breaker with another system
embedded in the northwesterly flow aloft arriving later Saturday.

Highs Wednesday in the lower 60s to lower 70s which is still warm
enough for possible records this time of year. Highs cooling a
little Thursday and more Friday and Saturday. Good chance many
locations do not get out of the 50s Saturday." Felton