Seattle experienced minor coastal flooding, and the National Weather Service issued a flood advisory. Rain is expected to continue throughout the week, with no sign of easing.

The National Weather Service predicts rainy days ahead for Seattle with varied chances of precipitation and shifting winds, leading to both rain and potential snow mid-week.

A Dense Fog Advisory was issued in northwest and west central Washington, advising caution due to poor visibility and potential black ice. Rain is also expected, continuing throughout the week.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for Seattle until 10 AM PST due to low visibility, and black ice is possible. Rain is expected later in the week, with persistent showers over the weekend.

Seattle's forecast includes a mostly cloudy week with mild temperatures, patchy fog, and increasing chance of rain towards New Year's Day, per the National Weather Service.

The NWS forecasts a sunny day in Seattle with a high of 42 degrees, turning to cloudy skies and a low of 34 degrees at night. The weather will continue with mild temperatures and mostly cloudy skies throughout the week.

Seattle's National Weather Service forecasts typical winter weather with rain and mid-40s temperatures, clear Saturday, and potential rain for New Year's Eve.

Seattle's Christmas forecast warns of showers, coastal flooding, and consistent low 40s temperatures, with a Coastal Flood Advisory in effect for potential minor flooding.

Seattle faces a wet and windy Christmas week with advisories for minor coastal flooding and high winds causing potential power outages and travel disruptions.

Wind advisory issued for Seattle starting 10 am to 6 pm tomorrow, with south winds of 10-25 mph and gusts up to 50 mph, prompting warnings of potential hazards.

The NWS in Seattle warns of landslide risks in Western Washington due to heavy rainfall, with recent landslides already reported and more rain expected.

Seattle faces severe rain, prompting the NWS to issue flood and landslide warnings for King, Lewis, and Pierce counties, with concerns for the Green and White Rivers.

Seattle is facing persistent rain and potential flooding with a Flood Watch in five counties, and flood warnings for several rivers including the Cedar and Green Rivers.