A weak upper ridge supports mostly cloudy skies, lighter winds, and gradually rising freezing levels, keeping conditions relatively mild for February.

The ridge weakens as Pacific energy advances, allowing increasing cloud and the next round of moisture to push inland.

Weak high pressure maintains in the south, and light flurries develop across most regions

In the Yukon, White Pass sits on the edge of a weak ridge with mostly cloudy skies, light flurries, and moderate SW winds. The freezing level rises toward ~1200 m

In the NW ranges, coastal areas will see steady, light precipitation, with isolated flurries making it inland

Snow levels stay relatively low compared to the past week, bringing mostly snow (not rain!) to mountainous terrain with ongoing cloud cover and gusty southwest winds

The weak ridge maintains areas of cloud cover, isolated flurries, and periods of gusty southwest winds

Freezing levels remain elevated at around 1500 m, bringing warmer-than-average temperatures

A low and its trailing front bring periods of heavier precipitation with strong onshore southerly winds, especially along windward coastal areas.

Freezing levels climb toward ~1000 m, bringing snow at higher elevations and a mix of rain at lower elevations

Low pressure in the Gulf of Alaska pushes another frontal system into the north coast, driving stormy weather along the coast ranges.

A weak ridge of high pressure over the south and central interior brings relatively stable conditions to the interior ranges