Seattle residents should prepare for a week of snowy showers, with the National Weather Service forecasting a mix of rain and snow starting today. Temperatures are expected to range from the low 30s to low 40s, with an 80% chance of precipitation.

Today’s forecast calls for a mix of rain and snow showers, transitioning to all snow after 5 p.m. The high is expected to be around 41 degrees, and despite a light south wind at 8 to 10 mph, it will feel much colder due to the wind chill. The National Weather Service in Seattle reports an 80% chance of precipitation, with snow accumulation during the day likely to be less than half an inch.

Tonight, the rain and snow mix is expected to transition fully to snow after 7 p.m. While the south wind will ease to 5 to 8 mph, temperatures will drop near freezing, making outdoor conditions feel quite cold. Snowfall is expected to be light, with less than half an inch, but those commuting tomorrow should be prepared for possible winter weather impacts.

Looking ahead to Monday and the following days, snow showers are expected to continue intermittently, with a 60% chance of snow at various times. Snow accumulation is likely to be light, with less than half an inch. Temperatures will remain cold, with highs reaching the upper 30s and lows around 28 degrees on Monday night. Visibility may be reduced to less than 10 miles, so drivers should remain cautious on the roads.

As we move into midweek, skies are not expected to clear completely. Wednesday may see a brief period of partly sunny weather, but snow showers will persist, with a 60% chance of light snow in the morning. Snow accumulation throughout the week is expected to remain light, with less than half an inch each day. By the weekend, there may be a mix of flurries and possible rain. This pattern reflects the ongoing presence of winter, without significant snow events that cause major disruptions.