Mild weather on Christmas Day will bring very few chances of snow across the country. The best spots for a white Christmas with fresh snow will be across the Rocky Mountains. Rain is expected to continue in portions of the South, while the West will get a brief reprieve during the day before another atmospheric river streams inland.

For the next few days, expect rain, snow (for some) and that general murkiness that makes you question if the sun exists.

Temperatures in Seattle will range in the upper 40s to low 50s on Tuesday afternoon. Speaking of winds, gusts settled quickly early this morning after peaking last night and into the early hours of this morning along Bellingham,

FOX 13 Meteorologist has your 7-day forecast, including which areas will see a white Christmas and where snow won't fall across western Washington.

The weather outside on Christmas will, in fact, be frightful as storms roll into the region. Back-to-back storms beginning Tuesday night will bring rain and wind on Christmas on Wednesday, and more will occur into the end of the week for post-Christmas travel as well.