By Brett Rathbun – AccuWeather
Rain, snow and cold air will return to the Northwestern states into Thanksgiving.
A storm system will dive southward along the West Coast into Tuesday before tracking eastward across the Rockies into Thanksgiving Day.
The strength and track of this storm system will determine which locations receive the heaviest snowfall on the cold side of this system.
The amount of moisture available with this system will be much less than the previous storms this month across the Pacific Northwest. While much of the lower elevations will deal with periods of rain through Tuesday, the threat for flash flooding will be low.
Much of the precipitation along the Interstate 5 corridor from Seattle to Portland, Oregon, will be in the form of rain on Tuesday.
A steady snow will blanket the Oregon Cascades. Significant snowfall will also occur across the Bitterroot Mountains of Idaho and western Montana as well as the Sierra Nevada.
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