The National Weather Service (NWS) in Seattle is predicting showers and cloudy skies. Later today, there’s "a 30 percent chance of showers after 4pm," with mostly cloudy conditions and a high around 65 degrees. Winds will be light, so outdoor activities won’t be disrupted by strong gusts, as per the latest data provided by the NWS.
The upcoming nights are expected to be quite rainy, with a 70% chance of showers before 11 pm tonight and temperatures dropping to around 58 degrees. This pattern of precipitation will persist into the weekend, with Saturday facing a 90% chance of showers and calm, southerly winds. Light rainfall, potentially between a tenth and a quarter of an inch, could affect the area.
There’s a glimmer of relief in the Sunday forecast, with a reduced "40 percent chance of showers, mainly before 11am." The skies are expected to clear somewhat, providing partly sunny weather with a high near 64 degrees, according to the NWS. As Sunday night approaches, the sky should become clearer, leading to a mostly clear evening with a more comfortable low around 52 degrees.
The following week invites a mixed bag of weather patterns. Monday promises to be mostly sunny with highs peaking near 68 degrees, offering a brief respite before the chance of rain re-emerges after 11 pm into Monday night. Shower probabilities are set to increase through Wednesday, maintaining a mostly cloudy coverage paired with intermittent showers. As we journey into Thursday, the NWS assures there's "a slight chance of showers," but also an opportunity for partly sunny conditions with highs once again nearing that comfortable zone around 65 degrees.
