SeaTac, WA – March is kicking off with cloudy skies and increasing rain chances across the Puget Sound region, bringing a damp start to the weekend. Residents should prepare for scattered showers beginning Saturday night, with rain persisting into early next week.
According to the National Weather Service, Saturday will be mostly sunny during the day, reaching a high of 58°F. However, clouds will build by the evening, with a 40% chance of rain after 10 p.m. Light south-southwest winds will accompany the rain, keeping temperatures mild with an overnight low of 44°F.
Sunday is shaping up to be the wettest day of the weekend, with rain likely throughout the day and a high near 51°F. The chance of precipitation is 60%, though new rainfall amounts are expected to remain light. Overnight temperatures will drop to 44°F, with lingering rain chances.
Monday continues the rainy trend, with off-and-on showers expected and a high of 51°F. While the rain should ease by Tuesday, clouds will remain, with slight chances of showers through midweek. By Wednesday, temperatures could warm slightly to 53°F with partial sunshine.
Drivers should remain cautious on major roadways like I-5 and SR 99, as wet conditions could lead to slick roads. While no severe weather is expected, residents should carry umbrellas and prepare for a cool, damp start to March.
