The National Weather Service in Seattle has forecast a rainy week ahead for the region, with showers and thunderstorms expected to dampen the atmosphere. As temperatures remain in the mid-50s, residents should prepare for significant rainfall. According to the NWS latest update, showers and a possible thunderstorm are anticipated before 4 p.m., with additional rain and storms likely later in the evening. Today's high is expected to be around 55 degrees, with a south wind of 5 to 13 mph. A 100% chance of precipitation is forecast, with expected rainfall amounts ranging from a tenth to a quarter of an inch.
As the night progresses, steady showers are expected before 5 a.m., followed by heavier rain afterward. Meteorologists at the NWS forecast an 80% chance of rain, with additional precipitation amounts possibly reaching up to a quarter of an inch. The low temperature is expected to drop to around 45 degrees, with a south wind continuing at 9 to 13 mph. Under dense cloud cover, Tuesday will see continued showers, with a 100% chance of precipitation, and the south wind will strengthen, blowing at 9 to 15 mph.
As the week progresses, the forecast suggests a brief break, with Wednesday offering partly sunny skies and a high near 60. The south wind will lighten, blowing at around 6 mph. However, as the week continues, the gloom is expected to return. According to the NWS, Thursday is projected to have a 40% chance of rain after 11 a.m., with mostly cloudy conditions and a high near 63. Rain is likely to begin before 11 p.m. on Thursday, transitioning to scattered showers after 2 a.m.
Friday’s forecast calls for partly sunny skies, with a chance of occasional showers. Daytime temperatures are expected to reach a high near 57. However, the chance of precipitation increases in the evening, with showers likely before 11 p.m. Saturday is expected to see intermittent showers and partly sunny skies, with highs near 54, and rain continuing into the night. Sunday is forecasted to be partly sunny, with a high near 57. For the latest updates on Seattle's rainfall, visit the National Weather Service website.
