Seattle, WA — Morning commuters in Seattle should prepare for slick roads, as a 40% chance of showers is expected early Wednesday. Areas along I-5 and I-90 could see light rainfall before 8 a.m., making driving conditions more challenging. Rain is expected to taper off by the afternoon, followed by partly sunny skies and a high near 63°F.
According to the National Weather Service, southeast winds will shift to the southwest by mid-afternoon, and while the chance of rain decreases to 20% after 5 p.m., roads may remain damp throughout the day. Drivers should remain cautious, particularly in low-lying areas where water may accumulate. Pedestrians should also be mindful of wet sidewalks during the morning hours.
Looking ahead, Thursday brings mostly sunny weather with highs around 63°F, providing welcome relief from mid-week showers. Overnight, expect lows to dip to 50°F, but conditions will stay dry.
As the week progresses, Friday promises a high of 65°F with sunny skies throughout the day. By Saturday, Seattle can expect clearer conditions, with highs climbing to 68°F, offering perfect weather for outdoor activities. Sunday continues the trend, reaching 70°F with sunshine, marking a pleasant end to the weekend.
