Seattle, WA – A wet weekend is in store for Seattle as spring rain continues to drench the region. Sunday will bring steady showers, with gusty winds making outdoor activities challenging. Those planning to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on Monday should prepare for another round of rain.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday’s high will reach 49°F with south winds at 7 to 9 mph. Rainfall chances remain at 90%, with light accumulation expected. Sunday night will stay rainy, with lows around 39°F.
Monday’s St. Patrick’s Day forecast includes rain, mainly after 11 a.m., with a high of 51°F. Evening showers will taper off, but an 80% chance of rain remains.
For commuters, wet conditions could impact I-5 and local roads. Drivers should allow extra travel time and watch for slick surfaces.
Looking ahead, Tuesday remains rainy, with highs around 51°F. Showers will linger into midweek, with partial clearing expected by Thursday. By Friday, skies remain cloudy, but rain chances drop, bringing a drier end to the week.
Seattle residents should keep umbrellas handy as spring weather keeps conditions wet. Stay updated with local forecasts and plan ahead for damp commutes.
