Good news for the thousands expected to gather at Seattle Center and across western Washington for New Year's Eve celebrations: the forecast looks dry and calm.

After a nice dry stretch, rain will return for the new year. A weak front will move through increasing showers from south to north. By Thursday afternoon, there is a possibility of freezing rain along Snoqualmie Pass. Keep up to date on pass conditions if traveling tomorrow.

The Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers will battle for all the marbles on Saturday night. Here's a look at how the weather could impact both teams.

NWS predicts a mostly cloudy and calm week for Seattle with light winds and some fog, and potential rain towards New Year's Day.

High winds won't strike Western Washington over the holiday after all. But still be prepared for a few breezes.

New Year's Eve fireworks could get an "extra special effect." A low fog will linger through the evening, making for a dramatic background.

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