Juan Reyes Montoy shovels ice and snow Wednesday away from his car that was plowed in along Central Avenue in Wenatchee. With more snow expected, residents of North Central Washington will be keeping their shovels busy.
Juan Reyes Montoy shovels ice and snow Wednesday away from his car that was plowed in along Central Avenue in Wenatchee. With more snow expected, residents of North Central Washington will be keeping their shovels busy.
WENATCHEE — Residents in the Wenatchee Valley, Waterville and other parts of Chelan County were expected to get 2 to 4 inches of snow starting Wednesday and into Thursday night.
At least several inches fell overnight.
The newly fallen snow may create slippery road conditions and impact motorists’ Thursday morning commute, according to a National Weather Service Winter Weather Advisory issued Wednesday morning.
Much of Chelan County was anticipated to be affected by this latest advisory including Chelan, Entiat, No. 1 and No. 2 canyons in Wenatchee, Leavenworth and Plain. In Douglas County, Pangborn Memorial Airport along with Badger Mountain Road, Waterville and Mansfield are also affected.
The forecast showed a low of 26 degrees in the evening, according to the National Weather Service, which was the lowest temperature forcasted this week.
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