Spring Warm-Up: Dry Days, Sun, and Easter Heat

0:00After that soggy Wednesday in Quar County with steady rain and gusty winds, things calmed down today. Showers linger into Thursday morning, but turn lighter and scattered. By afternoon, most spots stay dry, temps topping out in the mid to upper fifties. Meanwhile, up in the cascades, snow levels drop low, piling up at the passes and slowing travel during heavy flurries. That ease is off later today as the storm pulls east. Tents in the lowlands felt the chill from yesterday's wet weather, but the real shift hits tonight with clearing skies and dropping winds. Expect lows in the low to mid-30s, early Friday, patchy frost possible in colder spots. High pressure rolls in Friday through the weekend, locking in dry days and more sun. Tents climb into the 60s, nearing 70 by Sunday, a solid warm-up from the recent cool spell. This early April flip feels right on time, washing out the last rain and snow for spring vibes. Easter looks prime with highs possibly hitting 75 degrees, our warmest yet, perfect for those

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