Seattle, WA – Seattle residents should prepare for a wet Sunday as a storm system brings rain and strong winds. With showers expected to start early, commuters and travelers should plan for slippery roads, particularly along major routes like Interstate 5, where reduced visibility may be a concern. Wind gusts up to 23 mph are expected, making driving conditions potentially hazardous.
According to the National Weather Service, rain will continue throughout Sunday, with showers lasting into the evening. Sunday night’s forecast predicts a low around 47 degrees, with up to 60% chance of continued rainfall. Monday will bring more heavy rain, with precipitation expected to reach 100%, accompanied by gusty south winds of 13 to 16 mph. This persistent wet weather could impact road conditions and visibility, so drivers are encouraged to allow extra time for travel and exercise caution on local highways.
Tuesday holds a 50% chance of rain with a daytime high near 51, providing a brief potential break from the showers. However, clouds will linger through Tuesday night, with lows dropping to around 40 degrees. By Wednesday, Seattle may see its first sunny respite, with mostly sunny skies and a high of 52 degrees forecasted.
With rain dominating the early week, Seattle residents should keep umbrellas and raincoats handy and stay updated on road conditions. Monitor local forecasts for the latest details and be prepared for changing weather conditions.
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