The NWCC Morning Brief states that holdover fires continue to be discovered in Washington/Oregon but they are exhibiting low fire behavior with minimal spread potential. No new large fires have been reported and forecast fire danger is mostly low to moderate. However, there is still potential for brush fires in southeastern Washington. Expect continued Good air quality across most of the state for the foreseeable future, with some occasional Moderate blips in select locations.
The weather forecast for the next few days shows dry and normal temperatures, with some marine layer clouds expected in western Washington. Moderate winds are expected through the Cascade gaps during the afternoons for the next few days. Widespread cloudy skies are expected this weekend, with continued northwesterly flow off the coast pushing clouds over eastern Washington. Don't expect much precipitation, but a few showers are possible on Friday and Saturday.
No images of smoke to share (that's a good thing), but the GOES-West imagery showed some interesting cloud structures travelling across WA/OR border this morning:
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