Seattle residents can look forward to a mix of sun and showers in the coming week, according to the latest reports from the National Weather Service in Seattle. With temperatures ranging from the low 40s to mid-60s, it's a typical spring forecast for the Emerald City. As of early this morning, the National Weather Service updated Seattleites with a partly cloudy sky and humidity readings at a high 86%, suggesting a brisk start to the day.

The NWS Seattle forecast details a sunny day today with a high near 58 degrees. The expected northeast wind is around 7 to 9 mph, swinging north-northwest in the afternoon. However, tonight's low will drop near 42 degrees, with a gentle north-northwest breeze tapering off after midnight. As Monday rolls in, locals will bask in mostly sunny skies, with temperatures potentially climbing to 63 degrees.

Looking even further, the forecast spells a mix of conditions, with partly sunny skies on Tuesday and a high near 64 degrees. But as the night draws in, the city will brace for rain, with a 90% chance of precipitation and new rainfall amounts between a tenth and a quarter of an inch possible. Wednesday will not let up on the rain, featuring an 80% chance of precipitation and a cooler high of 51 degrees.

As the week progresses, the possibility of rain lingers. Wednesday night may see rain before 11 pm but will eventually give way to mostly cloudy conditions with a low of around 38 degrees. Thursday will hold a chance of rain after 11 am and a partly sunny day with a high near 50, followed by a slight chance of rain before 11 pm. Fortunately, the forecast for Friday through Saturday hints at mostly sunny days with highs in the mid-50s, despite a "slight chance of rain." These intermittent showers signify Seattle's dance with spring—neither fully wet nor completely dry.