As temperatures in Seattle hover in the comfortable mid-60s, locals can expect to bask in the sunny glow with a high near 69 today. The clear skies, however, are not set to last throughout the week, with a north northwest wind blowing gently at 6 to 8 mph, according to the National Weather Service.
Changing tides are in store for tonight as the sky shifts to partly cloudy with lows cozying around 53 degrees. This lull precedes the anticipated rain set for tomorrow, kicking off mainly after 11 a.m. with south winds teasing at 5 to 7 mph. The chance of precipitation soars to 80%, although the expected rainfall may not exceed a tenth of an inch.
Mid-week forecasts see rain before 11 p.m. tomorrow night, then a likelihood of showers following suit. The 80% precipitation prognosis persists, with a low hovering near 58 degrees under the southern breeze. These showers threaten to disrupt Wednesday's calm, presenting a modest 50% chance of rainfall amidst mostly cloudy conditions and a high around 67 degrees.
Residents looking towards weekend can anticipate partly cloudy skies Thursday night with a slight chance of unwelcome showers after 11 p.m. A mostly cloudy Friday follows suit with a high close to 66, setting a similar trend for the weekend. Conflicting with the desire for an uninterrupted fall crispness, the forecast hints at chances of periodic showers stretching well into Saturday and Sunday.
