Seattle, WA – A wet and cool start to March is ahead for Washington, with rain expected across Seattle and snow at higher elevations near Spokane. Temperatures will remain mild but cooler than average, with cloudy skies dominating much of the week.
According to the National Weather Service, Seattle will see scattered showers Sunday, March 2, with a high near 51°F. The rain will continue intermittently through Wednesday, with highs in the low 50s and overnight lows around 43°F. More steady rain is expected midweek, bringing slick road conditions to major highways, including I-5 and I-90.
Spokane will experience drier conditions early Sunday, but increasing clouds will lead to a chance of rain and snow by Monday. Light snow is expected at elevations above 3,000 feet, with a 20% chance of rain in lower areas. Daytime highs will hover around 50°F, with nighttime temperatures dropping into the 30s. By Thursday, a mix of rain and snow is likely in higher elevations, while Spokane itself will remain mostly cloudy with light rain possible.
Travelers should be prepared for wet roads in Seattle and icy patches in Spokane, especially in the mornings. Those driving through mountain passes should check conditions before traveling.
Looking ahead, rain chances persist through Friday, with highs in the low 50s for Seattle and Spokane. Spring may be approaching, but Washington residents should prepare for a damp and chilly start to March.
