Seattle, WA – A stormy pattern will bring heavy rain and strong winds to Seattle and surrounding areas starting Thursday, continuing into the weekend. Travelers and commuters should prepare for wet roads and potential delays, especially along I-5 and major highways.
According to the National Weather Service, rain will begin Thursday morning and intensify by the afternoon, with wind gusts reaching 28 mph. A second round of heavy rain is expected Thursday night, increasing the risk of minor flooding in low-lying areas.
Friday will remain wet, with temperatures reaching 51°F. Winds will gradually weaken, but steady rainfall will persist. Showers will continue into the weekend, with a 90% chance of rain Friday night and lingering showers expected through Sunday.
Saturday and Sunday will see temperatures in the low 50s, with mostly cloudy skies and occasional showers. The wet weather pattern will likely continue into early next week, though Monday and Tuesday could bring brief dry spells.
Residents should prepare for slick roads, potential ponding on highways, and reduced visibility. Wind gusts may cause tree branches to fall, so securing outdoor furniture and loose items is advised.
Stay updated with local weather alerts and plan accordingly if traveling. Rain gear and extra caution while driving are recommended.
