Seattle, WA – Wind gusts and a wall of rain are barreling into Seattle Monday, disrupting the start of the workweek and soaking the region through midweek.
According to the National Weather Service in Seattle, a 100% chance of rain arrives early Monday with gusts up to 20 mph and measurable rainfall near a tenth of an inch. Monday night brings continued showers with stronger gusts up to 22 mph and cooler temps dipping to 48°F.
Expect slick roads and possible ponding, especially along I-5 and major commuter routes during peak travel hours. The heaviest rainfall is likely midday Monday, tapering into steady drizzle by evening. South and east winds will keep conditions breezy and cool through Tuesday.
Tuesday brings another wave of rain, with a 70% chance of continued showers and a high around 61°F. While winds weaken slightly, drivers should remain cautious on wet pavement. A slight break appears Wednesday, with only a minimal chance of showers and partial sunshine returning by the afternoon.
Springlike temperatures hover in the 60s this week, offering no immediate signs of summer warmth. Here’s a look at the extended five-day outlook:
Sunday: Early signs point to continued mild temps and low rain chances.
Wednesday: Slight chance of showers, partly sunny, high of 66°F.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy early, high near 65°F.
Friday: Slight chance of showers, high near 65°F.
Saturday: Dry conditions possible, partly sunny, high of 68°F.
