The next major storm will approach this evening. It will bring rain and gusty winds beginning at the coast and spreading inland with snow above 4000 feet this evening. Snow levels will begin falling to 3500 feet tonight and linger there much of Saturday. Then, snow will get heavier through the day on Saturday, especially in the Cascades, and snow levels will continue to fall to around 2500 feet Saturday night. Snow levels will slowly lower on Sunday after the front passes, with showers becoming the predominate form of precipitation. Some heavier showers may temporarily bring snow levels to the valley floor in the Illinois Valley on Sunday. Snow showers will continue Sunday night as snow levels reach the valley floors. Snow levels will fluctuate between the valley floors and 1800 feet or so through Tuesday with additional showers possible as additional disturbances move through the area. For more information, including amounts; please visit the forecast for your location.