The forecast for Seattle promises a series of sunny days with temperatures rising to the mid-70s, ideal for outdoor activities, although it is expected to become mostly cloudy on Saturday night.

Seattle receives a $3.2 million grant from the Washington State Department of Commerce to support the city's transition from fossil fuels to clean, energy-efficient appliances, in line with its climate change and air quality improvement initiatives.

The National Weather Service in Seattle predicts sunny days and mild evenings ahead, with temperatures reaching up to 75 degrees, breaking from the usual overcast weather.

Seattle is under a Flood Watch due to an atmospheric river; the National Weather Service warns of possible urban flooding and fallen debris. A Wind Advisory is also in place, with risks of downed limbs and power outages.

An early storm in western Washington caused power outages for thousands and traffic chaos, with utilities and responders working to restore power and remove hazards like a downed fir tree. School delays and further severe weather are expected.

The NWS has warned of possible flooding in northwest Washington due to an atmospheric river, with a flood watch in effect through Wednesday for several counties.

The National Weather Service warns of flooding in Seattle due to atmospheric rivers, with heavy rains expected to continue through Tuesday and rivers at risk of reaching flood stage by Monday.

A forecast by the National Weather Service predicts heavy rain and potential river flooding in the Seattle area, with several rivers at risk of cresting due to an atmospheric river event.

Braided Seeds, supported by Seattle's Environmental Justice Fund, facilitates outdoor access for BIPOC communities, focusing on restorative programs and tackling access barriers.

Seattle's weather forecast indicates clear skies and a high of 63°F today, with a light wind. The temperatures will fall to 46°F in the evening. The rest of the week will see a mix of clouds and sun, with a chance of rain over the weekend.

Seattle anticipates showers and possible thunderstorms today with a 70% chance of rain and a high of 58 degrees, followed by a calmer, mostly sunny Thursday.

Rain and chilly temperatures are forecasted for Seattle, with a wet week ahead and possible thunderstorms midweek. The National Weather Service predicts sparse sunny breaks and consistent rain chances.

Seattle's Memorial Day will be cloudy with a high of 67°F, while Tuesday to Wednesday will bring showers and possible thunderstorms. Clear skies return Thursday with sunny weather by Friday. The weekend may see showers with highs around 70°F.