Parts of the western Washington lowlands got snow Friday, capping a week of storms.

Snow has tapered off in Seattle area, but it’s still causing headaches for travelers with flight delays and road closures.

Western Washington is seeing another round of “weather whiplash” as snow levels plunged behind a powerful windstorm, according to KOMO News Shanno

Unfortunately for skiers and snowboarders, the feet of mountain snow that accumulated in recent days will take a hit during this warmer stretch. With snow levels rising and temperatures climbing, a good portion of that fresh snowpack will begin to melt and turn slushy on the slopes.

Snow's still falling as the commute period ends and we're getting word of some closures/changes, so we're launching this separate report. We'll add to the following lists as needed, in addition to adding other photos/updates.

TUKWILA, Wash. — Hundreds of flights have been delayed or canceled at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Friday and Saturday morning due to snow and ice. The National Weather Service in Seattle said 3 inches had fallen at SEA Airport as of 5 p.m. Friday.

After a few back-to-back snow days across western Washington, the weather has mostly calmed down by Sunday.A mid-March snowstorm caught many Washingtonians by

Light snow and thick fog are trimming visibility across Seattle this morning. Allow extra time and expect slick spots.

Seattle weather starts cold and icy Sunday morning before rain chances return later in the day and into the workweek.