Seattle is starting Sunday under gray skies and periodic rain, with temperatures in the 50s and south winds making the day feel blustery. The wettest stretch is expected from morning through early afternoon, followed by lighter showers and a cooler evening.
Rain Eases After Sunday’s Main Push
According to the National Weather Service Seattle/Tacoma, Sunday’s high should reach about 55 degrees before temperatures fall toward the lower 50s during the afternoon. South winds will run 7 to 12 mph, with gusts up to 22 mph, while rainfall in the city is expected to remain below a tenth of an inch.
Sunday night brings a 50% chance of light rain, partly cloudy skies, and a low near 44 degrees. Sunday is forecast to reach 55 degrees.
Monday Showers, Then A Quieter Stretch
Monday keeps a chance of light rain in the forecast, with partly sunny skies and a high near 52 degrees. Tuesday looks partly sunny near 52, and Wednesday has a chance of rain. The earlier forecast described rain spreading inland Friday morning, with unsettled weather beginning Friday afternoon.
The week should stay cool rather than cold, with daytime highs near 52 degrees Monday and Tuesday and near 50 Wednesday, and overnight lows mostly in the upper 30s and low 40s. The next meaningful rain chance arrives Saturday, when the forecast currently calls for mostly cloudy skies and a chance of light rain.
Sunday Forecast Updates The Weekend Outlook
This update follows Hoodline’s earlier Seattle forecast, which previewed the return of rain and coastal wind. The latest outlook points to a passing shower pattern Sunday, followed by several calmer days inland.
