Seattle, WA – A winter storm is set to impact the Seattle area starting Friday, bringing heavy rain to the lowlands and snow to the mountains. Commuters should prepare for wet roads, while higher elevations could see dangerous driving conditions.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) Seattle, rain will begin Thursday night and continue into Friday, with temperatures peaking near 49°F. By Saturday morning, colder air will increase the likelihood of snow in some lowland areas. Snow showers are expected overnight into Sunday, with temperatures dipping into the 30s.
Mountain passes could see heavy snowfall, leading to potential travel delays. If you’re planning to drive through Snoqualmie Pass, check road conditions before heading out. The system will persist into next week, with another round of wintry weather likely.
Residents should monitor forecasts and prepare for slippery roads, especially in higher elevations.
