As snow fell Sunday the western portion of Washington, the car spun out and had to be abandoned, the road was closed, and bus schedules were revised to adapt King County driving conditions dicey.
Hardest hit so far seems to Bothell area and Forks, where at least seven inches of snow had accumulated by midafternoon, said Johnny Burg, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Seattle.
Many vehicle collisions reported in the stretch of very slick Interstate 405, between Northeast 86 and Northeast 160th Street, said police officer Julie Startup, a spokesman for the State Patrol. No injuries were reported.
Also, I-90 East closed in southeastern Avenue 436th, or 32, due to milepost spinouts and collisions.