Seattle, WA – Drivers in western Washington should prepare for slick roads by Tuesday morning as scattered showers return across the Seattle metro. Conditions could slow travel on I-5, I-90, and other major corridors during peak commuting hours. Residents are urged to allow extra time and use caution on wet pavement.
According to the National Weather Service in Seattle, rain chances climb to 50 percent Tuesday morning, with highs near 70. Winds will shift northwest at 5 mph, adding a cool fall feel. Showers linger into Tuesday night, keeping roads damp and visibility low in spots.
Wednesday offers only brief relief, with a 30 percent chance of light rain during the day before partly sunny skies break through. By Thursday, another round of scattered showers could dampen evening commutes, though coverage will remain lighter. Friday looks drier overall, but late-night sprinkles remain possible.
The unsettled stretch signals a seasonal shift as September brings cooler days and a greater chance for rain across western Washington. Outdoor events, construction projects, and ferry travel could all face delays during this damp pattern. Residents should charge devices and keep umbrellas or rain gear ready.
Rain chances decrease slightly heading into the weekend, but Saturday and Sunday could still bring showers, particularly in the afternoon and evening.
Warnings remain limited, but conditions may worsen if rain bands strengthen midweek. Drivers and pedestrians should remain alert as fall weather takes hold.
Five Day Forecast for Seattle, WA
- Tuesday: Showers likely. High near 70. Low around 59.
- Wednesday: 30% chance of showers. High 71. Low near 59.
- Thursday: Isolated showers. High near 72. Low near 59.
- Friday: Partly sunny, slight shower chance late. High 73. Low 58.
- Saturday: Scattered showers. High 74. Low 60.
