Other than some patchy morning fog, travel conditions look great across Washington state Wednesday through the holiday weekend. High pressure overhead will keep storm systems away, and the area will see cool overnight temperatures into the 30s, but temps will rebound into the mid 40s each afternoon.

Anyone in need of a free, hot meal can find one with a host of organizations across the Seattle area hoping to take one thing off your plate this week: dinner.

The NWS forecast for Seattle shows mostly cloudy skies with occasional rain chances and temperatures in the mid-40s.

Western Washington will see mild, cool conditions heading into Turkey Day and the rest of the week, according to the National Weather Service.

A long dry stretch will begin on Tuesday with mostly cloudy skies expected through the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

Skies today were cloudy with a few spotty sprinkles and light mountain snowflakes. Temperatures were cooler Tuesday with highs only peaking in the mid to upper 40s, several degrees below the seasonal average.