Good morning. Washington. I'm Aaron Jolly. Spring forward tonight, folks. You lose an hour of sleep but gain daylight. We're adding 3 minutes and 26 seconds today, with the spring equinox just 12 days out. And the weather's celebrating with a cold front sweeping through right now. Rain is spreading south this morning. Along the Puget Sound, steady rain through mid-morning, then breaking into showers by afternoon. High near 52 degrees. The real story? Winds. Southwest gusts to 24 miles an hour early, then shifting north by late morning. It's the kind of wind that'll find every gap in your jacket. Down in the South Sound, rain likely before 4 P.M. High near 53, dropping to 50 by afternoon. West-southwest winds 10 to 15 miles an hour, gusting to 22. Eastern Washington sees a completely different day. Partly sunny with a chance of rain after 11 A.M. ...