Washington wakes to steady rain tapping rooftops across downtown Seattle, and the streets already shine under gray skies. Temperatures sit near 44 degrees this morning, and umbrellas are up along Pike Street. The wet pattern is locked in.
According to the National Weather Service in Seattle, rain continues today with a 90 percent chance and highs near 51 degrees. South winds between 7 and 9 mph will keep conditions damp but not windy. Periods of light to moderate rain will reduce visibility at times along I-5, I-90 and Highway 99.
Rain intensifies again tonight with a 100 percent chance of precipitation. Additional rainfall between a tenth and a quarter inch is possible by Monday morning. Monday stays wet with a high near 49 degrees and another 90 percent chance of rain.
By Tuesday, February 24th, rain remains likely with a 60 percent chance and highs near 47 degrees. Showers continue Tuesday night into Wednesday, when highs rebound slightly near 50 degrees. Roads will remain slick for several consecutive commutes. Plan extra travel time and watch for pooling water on low-lying stretches.
Late week trends cooler. By Friday, rain may mix with wet snow at times as highs hover in the upper 40s. While no accumulation is certain, February systems can surprise, especially in higher elevations.
The broader 6–10 day outlook keeps temperatures near seasonal norms with continued chances for precipitation.
Five Day Outlook for Seattle, Washington:
Monday: Rain, high 49.
Tuesday: Rain likely, high 47.
Wednesday: Rain likely, high 50.
Thursday: Rain likely, high 50.
Friday: Rain and snow likely, high 48.
