The National Weather Service in Seattle warns of a wet and windy week ahead for the region. The forecast details a consistent pattern of rain and thunderstorms, which started earlier today and is expected to persist through Veterans Day. According to the NWS update from this morning, rain is anticipated predominantly before 4 p.m. today, transitioning into showers and possibly a thunderstorm after 4 p.m. The chance of precipitation stands high at 90%, with new rainfall amounts ranging between a tenth and a quarter of an inch, though higher amounts are possible during thunderstorms.
Tonight, Seattle residents can expect more rain and potential thunderstorms, with steady temperatures hovering around 54 degrees Fahrenheit. South winds will blow at 14 to 16 mph, and gusts could reach as high as 26 mph. The likelihood of precipitation remains at 90%, and new rainfall could tally up to a quarter of an inch. To adequately prepare, locals are advised to safeguard their properties against potential water damage and to plan for slower commutes.
The weather outlook for Thursday forecasts continuing rain with a 100% chance of precipitation. Expected conditions include southeast winds at around 11 mph and possible gusts up to 21 mph. Rain will incessantly drench Seattle, with accumulations forecasted between a quarter and a half an inch.
Heading into the weekend, the wet weather will persistently hang over the city. Friday's forecast predicts rain for the majority of the day, with a 90% chance of precipitation and lighter rainfall amounts anticipated. Come Friday night, the probability of rain diminishes slightly to a 40 percent chance before 10 p.m. Cerulean breaks in the cloud cover may appear on Saturday, leading to a modest reprieve from the rain with only a 20 percent chance of showers after 10 a.m. As we move into next week, the potential for rain remains a constant companion for Seattle's denizens.
