Seattle, WA – Heavy rain and gusty winds are set to impact Washington on Friday, creating hazardous driving conditions across the region.
Rainfall will increase during the morning hours, with the National Weather Service predicting wind gusts of up to 29 mph by afternoon. Seattle will see highs near 55 degrees, while Spokane faces similar conditions, including patchy fog. Key roadways, such as I-5 and I-90, are expected to experience standing water and low visibility, prompting officials to urge drivers to slow down and remain vigilant.
In Eastern Washington, snow levels will fall to 4,100 feet Friday night, potentially complicating travel through mountain passes. Rain is forecast to continue through Saturday statewide, accompanied by wind gusts and cooler temperatures, with highs around 50 degrees.
Although rain may begin tapering off by Sunday night, scattered showers could persist into early next week. Travelers are advised to check weather updates and road conditions before heading out, particularly in higher elevation areas. Stay tuned to local weather channels for real-time alerts and advisories.
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