The National Weather Service in Seattle has issued a forecast that indicates a series of wet days ahead for the city, with a significant chance of precipitation continuing throughout the week. As of the latest update, Seattle is experiencing clear skies with a current temperature of 36°F and a dewpoint of 34°F, while the humidity levels have reached 92%, keeping the potential for rain at the forefront, as per the National Weather Service.
Today, the NWS predicts a 40 percent likelihood of showers, particularly in the window between 3 pm and 5 pm. During this time, the skies will be partly sunny with temperatures climbing close to 49 degrees Fahrenheit, and the south winds will maintain a gentle pace at 3 to 7 mph. But as night falls, showers could come back before 9 pm, trailing off into a slight chance post 2 am, setting the stage for what may be a damp evening with a low around 40 degrees and winds from the south southwest at nearly 7 mph.
Moving into Wednesday, the Seattle area should brace for more rain, with the NWS calling for a 70% chance of precipitation after 11 am. Although temperatures may rise up to the low 50s, light southeast wind will shift to the south, accelerating to 15 to 20 mph in the morning. Rainfall is forecast to continue into the evening, with consistent showers leading into a rain-heavy Thursday, which will again have high chances for precipitation throughout the day, ushering in more wet conditions for anyone venturing outside.
The week's pattern is clear by now, persistent rain is on the agenda with 100% probability on Thursday night and continuing pressure on Friday, with high temperatures clutching to the low 50s. The weekend doesn't appear to promise much relief, hosting more rain and mostly cloudy skies to accompany dips and climbs in the temperature, but minimal variations in the soggy status quo. According to the NWS, next week kicks off soaked, with rainfall anticipated for Monday and a high near 58 degrees, signaling no immediate end to the deluge.
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