Seattle, WA – A calm and sunny Monday in Seattle will give way to colder temperatures and a chance of snow by midweek.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday will bring clear skies and a high of 39°F, with light north winds. However, overnight lows will dip to 27°F, setting the stage for a chilly week ahead.
By Wednesday night, a slight chance of snow showers emerges, with increasing cloud cover and a low of 25°F. Forecasters warn that by Thursday, a mix of rain and snow will develop, affecting travel across the region. Highs will remain in the upper 30s to low 40s, while overnight lows could fall near freezing.
Drivers should prepare for potential slick roads, especially on I-5 and surrounding highways. Those commuting later in the week should monitor updates as precipitation increases.
By Saturday, snow and rain are likely, marking a shift to a more wintry pattern. Residents should stay updated on forecasts and plan for changing conditions.
