Seattle gets one more mostly dry, partly sunny day Thursday before rain returns Friday and sticks around through much of the weekend.

Seattle gets one more mild afternoon Wednesday before rain returns and a wetter pattern settles in through next week.

Seattle gets a mild, mostly dry Tuesday before rain returns Wednesday afternoon and sticks around through much of the weekend.

Fog is the first act Monday before Seattle gets a mild Tuesday and a wetter, windier stretch by Wednesday afternoon.

Morning fog will give way to Sunday sunshine in Seattle, but the dry stretch will not last. Rain chances rise again by Wednesday.

Fog is hanging over Seattle early Saturday, with clouds gradually clearing through the day. Sunday afternoon looks sunny and dry, while the next rain chances wait until midweek.

Friday brings rain to Seattle before partly sunny skies arrive for Halloween weekend. Temperatures then climb into the upper 50s next week.

Seattle’s Halloween forecast calls for partly sunny skies Saturday and highs in the mid 50s, with shower activity confined to the coast.

Seattle faces a cool, showery Wednesday with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms, while mountain snow complicates Cascade travel. A sunnier Halloween weekend is ahead.

Seattle’s Tuesday starts cloudy before rain becomes much more likely overnight. Cascade snow and a winter weather advisory add a mountain travel wrinkle.

Seattle gets a brief break from Monday’s rain before wetter, cooler weather moves in Tuesday and Wednesday.

Rain and fog are settling over Seattle Sunday, with cooler temperatures, thunderstorms, and mountain snow ahead.

Seattle gets one mostly dry day before light rain arrives early Sunday. The unsettled pattern sticks around through much of next week.