Seattle, WA – Midweek thunderstorms could disrupt evening commutes across Seattle on Wednesday, with the National Weather Service predicting rain and a chance of lightning between late morning and 8 p.m. Wet roads, gusty winds, and isolated thunder may pose travel risks through Wednesday night.
According to the NWS in Seattle, a 60% chance of rain starts late Wednesday morning, climbing to 70% by Wednesday night. Storms could bring brief downpours and isolated lightning after 5 p.m., especially across King County and I-5 corridors. Rain totals are expected to stay light, but localized cells could bring heavier bursts and minor ponding.
Monday: Cloud cover lingers but skies gradually clear by afternoon. Highs near 76°F.
Tuesday: Partly sunny and mild with a high of 75°F.
Wednesday: Showers likely by late morning, with possible thunderstorms into the evening. Highs in the low 70s.
Thursday: Rain tapers off, but clouds linger. High of 72°F.
Friday: Sunshine returns with a high near 77°F, kicking off a dry weekend stretch.
Expect a significant improvement by Friday, with dry skies and gradually warming temps through the weekend. Another update is expected by Tuesday as storm timing firms up.
