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Travel conditions are expected to be hazardous with slick and icy roads. Drivers should prepare for longer than normal commute times this weekend.

Inslee stated that state agencies will need to assess all damages brought on by the storms, with the cost of repairs estimated at over $25 million.

Firefighters are optimistic that this weekend’s snowfall will finally extinguish the fires.

Starting Thursday, heavy rain and snow will continue through the weekend and increase the likelihood for avalanches.

The White River and Irving Peak Fires have officially combined and are now known as the White River Fire.

This weather is projected to persist well into Friday.

The Bolt Creek Fire has torched the forest adjacent to the roadway near Skykomish, which has left the highway vulnerable when storms pick up.

On Monday afternoon, higher winds are forecasted to blow some of this smoke out of the region.

There may be multiple rounds of thunderstorms and rainfall near the Cascades starting Monday afternoon.