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Washington Weather Alert: Seattle, WA 100% Rain Risk Nov. 9-10
Seattle, WA – Washington residents face another unsettled stretch as multiple Pacific weather systems bring rain, gusty conditions and changing travel conditions across the Puget Sound region.
By Natalie Brooks · 2026-11-08T12:24:20.503Z
Seattle, WA – Washington residents face another unsettled stretch as multiple Pacific weather systems bring rain, gusty conditions and changing travel conditions across the Puget Sound region.
According to the National Weather Service in Seattle, rain will temporarily ease Sunday before another system arrives Monday afternoon.
The next round could bring persistent rainfall through Tuesday, affecting commuters across King County and the greater Seattle metropolitan area.
Rain Eases Before Another Pacific System Arrives Sunday begins with damp conditions, but Seattle should experience improving weather as the day progresses.
The National Weather Service expects a 30% chance of rain, mainly before 10 a.m.
Clouds should gradually break, allowing some afternoon sunshine with temperatures reaching 56 degrees.
Earlier observations at Boeing Field showed rain, temperatures near 55 degrees and southeast winds around 16 mph.
Wind gusts could reach 23 mph during the day.
For residents hoping to finish outdoor projects or clear fallen leaves, Sunday afternoon offers a temporary opportunity.
However, the break will not last long.
Monday Brings 80% Rain Risk, Increasing to 100% Meteorologists expect another round of Pacific moisture to reach Seattle Monday afternoon.
Rain becomes likely after 2 p.m., with precipitation chances climbing to 80%.
Temperatures should reach approximately 55 degrees.
The wettest period begins Monday evening, when the National Weather Service raises precipitation probability to 100%.
Rain is expected mainly before 10 p.m., followed by a continued chance of additional showers.
Sustained south winds could reach 9 to 11 mph, with gusts approaching 20 mph.
Drivers traveling Interstate 5, Interstate 90 and other major Seattle area routes should prepare for wet pavement and reduced visibility during heavier showers.
Tuesday Could Bring Another Quarter to Half Inch Tuesday remains unsettled, with a 90% chance of rain and temperatures near 57 degrees.
The National Weather Service projects rainfall totals between one quarter and one half inch during the day.
Additional rain remains likely Tuesday evening, with precipitation chances near 70%.
Travelers should allow extra time during periods of heavier rainfall, particularly where leaves block drainage systems.
Veterans Day Offers a Temporary Break Wednesday, Nov. 11, Veterans Day, looks considerably drier.
Seattle should see mostly cloudy skies with temperatures climbing to approximately 63 degrees.
That represents a six degree increase from Tuesday's projected high.
However, another unsettled period develops Thursday.
Rain chances return during the afternoon, followed by likely rain Thursday night.
Wet weather continues Friday and Saturday, with highs settling into the middle to upper 50s.
Seattle Five Day Weather Outlook: Nov. 9 13 Monday, Nov. 9: High 55°F, low 50°F. Rain develops after 2 p.m., with an 80% daytime chance increasing to 100% Monday evening. Tuesday, Nov. 10: High 57°F, low 52°F. Rain likely throughout the day, with a 90% chance and an additional 70% chance Tuesday evening. Wednesday, Nov. 11: High 63°F, low 51°F. Mostly cloudy and generally dry for Veterans Day. Thursday, Nov. 12: High 59°F, low 50°F. Slight chance of afternoon rain, becoming likely Thursday night. Friday, Nov. 13: High 57°F, low 50°F. Cloudy with rain expected. Saturday, Nov. 14: Rain continues, with temperatures near 56°F.
While mountain snow is possible with broader Pacific Northwest weather systems, the supplied Seattle city forecast indicates rain rather than accumulating snow.
Residents should monitor updated National Weather Service information as the next systems approach.
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