Washington – Wet flakes are mixing with cold rain across Seattle this morning, and temperatures near 37 degrees are keeping roads damp and chilly. Side streets glisten under a gray sky. A few heavier showers could briefly turn slushy, especially on elevated ramps and bridges.
According to the National Weather Service in Seattle, rain likely continues through late morning with snow possibly mixing in before 4 p.m. Precipitation chances range from 30 to 60 percent today. Little or no snow accumulation is expected in the city, but higher terrain could see brief bursts. Highs climb to about 43 degrees before cooling again tonight.
Drivers along I-5, I-90 and Highway 99 should prepare for changing conditions during heavier showers. Temperatures fall toward the lower 30s late tonight. Any leftover moisture could refreeze on untreated surfaces, creating isolated slick spots by early morning. This is prime time for flash freezing across Western Washington.
Thursday brings a break with mostly sunny skies and highs near 42. Skies clear further Thursday night as lows dip to around 29 degrees. Friday introduces another slight chance of snow before midday, then rain, with highs near 44.
The weekend trends milder but unsettled. Saturday reaches near 50 with rain likely at times. Sunday climbs into the low 50s with continued showers. Early next week remains wet, though temperatures hold near 50, signaling gradual moderation rather than deep winter cold.
Looking into the 6–10 day outlook, above-normal temperatures appear more likely by early next week, hinting at subtle spring vibes despite the active February pattern. Are you seeing flakes mix in where you live? Let us know what conditions look like in your neighborhood.
Five Day Outlook for Seattle, Washington:
Today: High 43, rain likely with rain/snow mix.
Thursday: High 42, mostly sunny.
Friday: High 44, slight chance snow then rain.
Saturday: High 50, rain likely.
Sunday: High 53, rain likely.
