A slim snowpack and reservoir limits have Central Washington growers bracing for another year of reduced irrigation allocations.

Dense morning fog may slow commutes; highs near 58°F today. Rain and breezy winds arrive Saturday with river rises possible.

Dense fog will slow Thursday morning commutes before sun returns with highs near 59°F. Rain moves in Saturday with heavier amounts and possible river rises.

Patchy morning fog will give way to mild, sunny afternoons near 60°F through Friday. Rain and mountain snow return this weekend, with river rises possible.

Patchy fog will slow Tuesday morning commutes in Seattle, with highs near 58°F. A Small Craft Advisory offshore and rain likely returning Saturday–Sunday.

Steady rain moves into Seattle Monday with a high near 51°F. A Flood Watch affects the Skokomish Valley — expect wet commutes and plan ahead.

Light rain and fog this morning with a Coastal Flood Advisory until 10 a.m. Sunday. Watch low-lying shorelines and the Skokomish River.

More than 3,500 gallons of oily water were pulled from around the Quaker Maid after the 72‑foot fishing boat sank at Fishermen’s Terminal; booms and salvage crews contain the scene.

Mild Saturday gives way to rain late tonight. Steadier rain likely Sunday; coastal Small Craft Advisory in effect.

Seattle's weather forecast predicts rainy days, with a 90% chance today and highs near 51°F. The weekend outlook includes intermittent rain with chances declining to 40% on Saturday and rising again Sunday. Clearer skies are expected by midweek.

Seattle is forecasted to experience several rainy days, with temperatures in the low to mid-50s and a consistent chance of precipitation throughout the weekend.

The National Weather Service in Seattle predicts rainy days ahead with the first showers today, highs in the mid-to-high 40s, and ongoing wet conditions into next week.

Seattle faces a wet weather forecast with a 30% chance of rain Tuesday and likelihood increasing throughout the week, reaching a 90% chance by Thursday.