Seattle woke Monday to fog, a temperature around 36 degrees and visibility near a quarter-mile at nearby Boeing Field. The gray start should ease by late morning, but clouds will remain the main character before a wetter pattern moves in midweek.
The National Weather Service expects a mostly cloudy Monday with a high near 53 and little chance of rain through the afternoon. Fog should scatter by late morning or early afternoon, making for a calmer commute after a murky start.
Tuesday Brings Seattle’s Best Weather Window
Monday night stays cloudy, with temperatures near 46 and only a slight chance of rain. Tuesday looks like the week’s best outdoor window, with mostly cloudy skies, a high near 57 and a mostly clear night dipping to about 43.
Rain And Stronger Winds Arrive Wednesday
The forecast turns noticeably wetter Wednesday, with rain expected after 4 p.m. and about a 73% chance of precipitation. Seattle could reach 58 degrees, while winds increase into the evening; interior gusts may reach 25 to 30 mph, with stronger gusts along the coast.
Rain chances continue Thursday, become likely Thursday night and Friday, and remain possible Saturday before another wet push Sunday. A brief break is possible Friday night into early Saturday, but the broader pattern is trending toward a damp second half of the week—a meaningful update from Hoodline’s Sunday forecast, which had Seattle mostly dry through Tuesday.
