Cloudy Seattle will see steady light rain Friday with highs near 48°F. Mountain passes could pick up fresh snow and mariners should expect choppy seas.

Sun breaks Thursday with highs near 52°F. A front brings light rain late Thursday night into Friday and a small craft advisory for the outer coast.

Patchy morning fog may slow commutes before sun returns; rain moves in late Thursday into Friday with mountain snow possible.

Patchy to locally dense fog may slow south Sound commutes this morning; sun returns with a mild high near 53°F and rain returns Friday.

Light rain likely Monday with highs near 50°F; Cascades will see snow down to about 3,000 ft and coastal waters will be rough.

Showers arrive Sunday evening, with rain likely overnight and into Monday.

Steady rain arrives Saturday with highs near 52°F. Gusty winds and rough seas could disrupt commutes and boating plans.

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.