Steady rain and gusty south winds move through Seattle Wednesday, with rough coastal seas and mountain snow at the passes. Expect a soggy commute and slower travel.

Clear Tuesday morning, but rain arrives after midnight with a Gale Watch for coastal waters. Expect a wet Wednesday commute and mountain pass snow.

Freezing fog clears to sun and a 50°F high Monday; rain moves in late Tuesday and intensifies Wednesday.

Cloudy start with rain moving in midmorning; foothills could see a brief rain‑snow mix Sunday night.

Cool Saturday, then a wetter Sunday — rain may mix with snow late Sunday into Monday. Lowland spots could see a chilly Monday morning.

Sunny and mild Friday in Seattle with highs near 55°F. Rain likely returns Sunday afternoon.

Sunny Thursday pushes Seattle into the low 50s with a short dry spell through Saturday. Light rain chances return Sunday.

Light rain and gusty southerly winds will make Wednesday’s commute wet. Thunder is possible this afternoon; Cascades under a winter advisory.

Light rain and gusty south winds will slow Seattle's commute today. Wind advisories and marine gales affect exposed shores.

Community groups have appealed a Puget Sound Clean Air Agency decision that allows Ash Grove Cement to increase tire‑derived fuel, citing health risks and Ecology findings.

Clear and cool Sunday, then a much wetter system arrives Tuesday. Gusty south winds, heavy rain and big seas possible — the Cedar River is being watched.

Auburn Emergency Management met with seismologists and published a Q&A explaining Cascadia, deep quakes, early‑warning limits and what residents should do.

NWS Pendleton updated a flood warning for Yakima County after the Naches River rose above bankfull; moderate flooding is possible from Cliffdell to Yakima this weekend.