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Seattle Gets One Last Dry Day Before Midweek Rain Returns

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Published on November 03, 2026
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Seattle gets one more relatively dry weather window Tuesday, November 3, 2026, with mostly cloudy skies early, temperatures near 48 degrees and a mild afternoon ahead. Clouds should thin into partly sunny conditions, with a high near 56 and only a small chance of rain. The break will be brief, because a wetter pattern moves back in Wednesday afternoon.

Tuesday Offers Seattle’s Best Outdoor Window

Tuesday afternoon should stay mostly dry as light north-northwest winds hold near 5 mph. The National Weather Service expects temperatures to ease back through the afternoon after reaching the mid-50s, followed by a mostly clear night and a low near 43; light showers are possible Tuesday morning.

Rain Arrives Wednesday Afternoon

Wednesday starts with partly sunny skies and another high near 56, but rain is expected after 4 p.m. The chance of precipitation rises to about 80%, with rain continuing overnight and a low near 49.

Wetter Weather Builds Into The Weekend

Thursday brings a slight chance of morning rain before mostly cloudy skies take over, followed by another round of rain Thursday night and Friday. Saturday could remain mostly cloudy with a few showers, while rain becomes more likely Saturday night and Sunday; daytime highs should stay in the mid-to-upper 50s, except Saturday, which is forecast near 60.

Winds will also become more noticeable as the systems arrive, especially along the coast, while interior areas could see gusts around 25 mph Wednesday. Seattle has no active weather alerts in the supplied forecast, but anyone planning outdoor activities should take advantage of Tuesday’s calmer conditions before the umbrellas return.