Seattle, WA – Washington residents should prepare for a mix of spring weather this week, with rain expected in Seattle and potential snowfall in Spokane. The next few days will bring varying conditions across the state, impacting travel and outdoor plans.
According to the National Weather Service, Seattle will see frequent rain showers starting Tuesday, March 11, with a 70% chance of precipitation in the morning. Highs will hover around 49°F, with south winds at 5-7 mph. Rain continues through Wednesday and Thursday, with brief dry periods.
Meanwhile, Spokane and eastern Washington face a different challenge. A mix of rain and snow is expected by Tuesday night as snow levels drop to 3,500 feet. On Wednesday, heavier snow is possible, with accumulations in higher elevations. Temperatures will range from 35°F at night to a high of 48°F during the day.
Drivers should use caution, especially on I-90 through the Cascades, where conditions may be slippery. Those traveling east should prepare for reduced visibility and possible snow accumulation by midweek.
Looking ahead, the five-day forecast shows continued precipitation across Washington, with lingering rain in Seattle and more potential snow for Spokane through Friday. A brief warm-up is possible this weekend, but wet conditions will persist.
Residents should check for weather updates and road conditions before heading out.
