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Temperatures on Monday night into Tuesday morning are forecast to break Bellingham’s overnight low record of 17 degrees.
Weather shelters across the county are adjusting their hours to accommodate the forecast continuation of cold temperatures and conditions.
Snow and flurries are also forecast for this evening, but Bellingham isn’t expected to receive more than an inch of snow.
The NWS say intermittent snow showers will continue throughout the lowlands of western Whatcom County over the next week.
The City of Bellingham and Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office are both urging residents to stay off the roads unless necessary.
The NWS wants drivers to be aware of the presence of black ice in the coming days, as the low temperatures may refreeze any melted ice or snow overnight.
Incoming precipitation and windy conditions will be crucial in getting harmful smoke particles out of the region.
The National Weather Service is forecasting between 4″ and 6″ of snow throughout the county from Saturday into Sunday night.
The lowlands of western Whatcom County will likely see at least two inches of snow through the upcoming weekend.
The NWS forecasts 1-3″ of snow this weekend, starting with showers on Saturday developing into snow.