A day trip to North Bend found temperatures spring-like and the trees at Depot Park in full bloom.

Bare and wet roads over Snoqualmie pass recently. But the mild winter weather isn't drying up business for the Airporter Shuttle from Sea-Tac to Yakima.

Patience ran dry for Westbound I-90 drivers, wanting to get through Snoqualmie Pass, Friday morning.

Every day the Pass is closed means thousands lost to companies , the total loss for the state is well over a billion by this point.

If your weekend includes driving over Snoqualmie Pass, be prepared. Getting to the westside means, dealing with Winter weather in Spring.

Despite this weekend's nasty road conditions on Snoqualmie Pass, it's officially illegal to drive with studded tires on.

Digging their way out of the snow. After this year's relentless snow storm measuring the snowpack is more important than ever. Especially when it comes to predicting flooding and avalanches. But DOT is leaving the work to high school students.

Just stay on your side of the mountains--whichever side that is! White Pass is still closed, Stevens Pass is closed, and Snoqualmie is closed until at least Saturday morning for avalanche work. Satus Pass, near Goldendale is open, but traction tires are advised. Read more

Stevens, White and Snoqualmie passes were closed Thursday morning. The mountain passes saw blizzard-like conditions. Snoqualmie opened up later, but was expected to get another foot of snow. For all updated information call 511.

The Snoqualmie Pass closure cost some businesses big bucks and brought more cash flow to some.

The worst storm in a decade. Snoqualmie Pass closed off as the avalanche threat continues for day three.

Interstate 90 will remain closed at snowbound Snoqualmie Pass until crews determine it no longer is threatened by avalanches, state Department of Transportation officials said Friday.

The Governor has declared a state of emergency. For the second day in a row Mother Nature forced drivers to stay off Snoqualmie Pass, and as Action News explains it's just a matter of time before Yakima's began to feel the effects of the closure.

Boom or bust. More snow in the forecast could stop business at Snoqualmie Pass again, but Action News explains the business boom it could bring to one nearby city,

Both directions of Hwy 2 at Stevens Pass were reopen to traffic shortly after 5p.m. on Thursday. But troopers said I-90 will remain closed until 9 a.m. Friday when the WSDOT will reassess the dangers.