Seattle, WA – A soggy week continues for Seattle as heavy rain and gusty winds impact the region, bringing travel headaches and flooding concerns.
According to the National Weather Service, a strong Pacific storm will keep rain falling across Seattle through at least Friday. The heaviest rain is expected Wednesday, with a 100% chance of precipitation and gusty south winds up to 10 mph. By Wednesday night, showers will persist, leading to additional accumulations. Motorists along I-5 should expect slick roads and reduced visibility during commutes.
Thursday will remain rainy with highs in the upper 40s, and rain chances stay at 100% throughout the day. A brief tapering off is possible Thursday night, but another round of moisture arrives Friday. The weekend isn’t looking much drier, with lingering showers and cloudy skies forecast through Sunday.
Seattle’s five-day outlook:
• Wednesday: Rain, high near 51°F. Wind 7 mph.
• Thursday: Rain continues, high 49°F. Overnight low of 36°F.
• Friday: Cloudy with showers, high 48°F.
• Saturday: Cloudy with a high near 50°F.
• Sunday: Cloudy with light rain, high 50°F.
Residents should prepare for wet conditions and possible localized flooding in low-lying areas. Travelers should monitor updates and allow extra commute time.
