Mynorthwest - Temperatures are forecast to be well below normal this Memorial Day weekend, prompting warnings as campers and hikers head out into the great outdoors. The scientific explanation for our cool, showery, snowy weather comes from Jay Albrecht at the National Weather Service. "An unusually cool and deep upper level low pressure system here on the west coast has brought the snow levels down quite a bit," said Albrecht. That system means snow at the mountain pass level, and just plain cold, drippy weather in the campgrounds. Most campgrounds are open this weekend around western Washington with some notable exceptions, including Denny Creek, in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, and Cougar Rock in Mount Rainier National Park. Read full story here:
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