Seattle, WA – Rainy conditions are set to make a big impact in Seattle over the weekend and into Veterans Day on Monday, with continuous showers expected to bring heavy rain and possible travel disruptions. Seattle residents are advised to prepare for slick roads, reduced visibility, and slower commute times, especially on major routes like I-5.
According to the National Weather Service, rain will begin late tonight and continue throughout Saturday, with a high of 54 degrees and south wind gusts around 8 mph. Saturday night will stay wet, with temperatures dipping to the low 40s. Rainfall amounts between a quarter and half an inch are expected, making it crucial for drivers to remain cautious on local roads.
Sunday will offer no respite, as rain continues to fall with a high near 56 degrees and stronger southeast winds, gusting up to 11 mph. This sustained rain will make outdoor plans challenging and could lead to pooling water on some streets. Those attending any Veterans Day events on Monday should plan for additional rain gear and use extra caution on roads, as precipitation levels remain high.
Veterans Day is expected to bring even more rain across Seattle, with a high near 53 degrees and a 100% chance of precipitation. For those planning activities or events, consider alternatives or indoor venues to avoid exposure to wet conditions.
Looking ahead, rain is likely to continue through Tuesday, with highs in the low 50s and overnight lows in the upper 40s. Clear breaks may be limited, so residents should keep raincoats and umbrellas at the ready. Follow the latest updates and stay informed on weather conditions to ensure safe travels and well-prepared holiday plans.
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