We have some bittersweet news. After nearly 21 incredible years at KOMO News, beloved anchor and reporter Denise Whitaker KOMO is signing off from television. In this "ARC Seattle" interview, Denise reflects on her decades-long career, shares what she’ll miss most about TV news, and talks about her next chapter as a morning anchor at Northwest Newsradio. A heartfelt farewell to a Northwest news icon and someone we will miss a lot. If you have memories of Denise or thoughts you would like to shar

Our Stella Sun KOMO with the forecast discussion tonight! *** For the first time since 1999, the National Weather Service Seattle Office issued a severe thunderstorm watch through King county Wednesday afternoon and evening. A thunderstorm is considered "severe" when the cell is capable of producing wind gusts over 58mph, hail 1" or greater, and a chance for tornado development. While there were no severe thunderstorms reported in the Seattle metro area, over by the Olympics, a cell produced hai

Warmer temperatures and rain are expected to help melt away most of the snow in the lowlands tomorrow, however, the Cascades could get up to 15 inches of snow creating travel issues through Monday. https://komonews.com/news/local/warm-weather-rain-will-help-melt-snow-but-passes-could-see-up-to-15-inches-of-new-snow | KOMO News

Better “sleeping weather” for now, but the warmth moves right back into the Sound tomorrow. ☀️ The KOMO News forecast tonight at 11 PM. #WAwx | Shannon O'Donnell KOMO

Weather Update with Meteorologist Kristin Clark: What can you expect during the Heat Wave this weekend. Read more: https://komonews.com/news/local/forecast-record-shattering-western-wash-heat-wave-could-last-days | KOMO News