Seattle, WA – Rain will bring slick conditions to Seattle roads today, making it critical for drivers to exercise caution. Heavier rain is expected around 1 p.m., leading to reduced visibility and hazardous driving, particularly along I-5 and near downtown.
According to the National Weather Service, a 100% chance of rain Friday afternoon could lead to accumulation between a quarter and half an inch. The heaviest showers are forecast from noon through early evening, with gusts reaching 20 mph. Travelers are advised to monitor weather updates and leave extra travel time if they plan to use major roadways such as I-5 or the Alaskan Way Viaduct.
The rain will taper off by evening, giving way to partly cloudy skies overnight with lows around 48°F. By Saturday, drivers and pedestrians can expect much improved conditions, with a sunny and calm day forecasted and highs reaching 64°F. North winds will bring a cool breeze, but otherwise, it’s shaping up to be a perfect autumn day for outdoor activities.
Looking ahead to next week, more sunny weather is on the horizon for Sunday and Monday, with highs around 67°F. However, Seattle residents should be prepared for a slight chance of rain Monday night, potentially returning late in the evening. Keep an eye on local forecasts for updated warnings as weather conditions change quickly.
