Seattle's weather forecast hints at spring, with a 20% chance of morning showers, followed by mostly sunny skies and a high of 54 degrees. The weekend may see variable conditions, including rain and potential snow early next week.

Powerful jet-stream winds propelled planes to speeds over 800 mph across the mid-Atlantic, leading to early flight arrivals and ranking as the second-highest wind speeds since the 1950s.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wet and cloudy week for Seattle, with rain, possible rain-snow mix, and temperatures in the 40s. A brief sunny period is expected on Thursday.

Seattle is expecting a wet week ahead, with showers and high precipitation chances, although there will be a brief respite with partly sunny weather on Thursday.

New Yorkers' Washington's Birthday may experience intermittent rain with a 40% chance during the day, but the evening could stay mostly dry. Rain prospects increase for the rest of the week with temperatures in the low 50s.

A winter storm caused power outages for around 50,000 households in Western Washington. Crews worked to restore power, with outages dropping to below 2,000. The weather also affected roads and schools.

Seattle's weather is turning cloudy with a chance of rain over the weekend and into next week, with temperatures in the mid to high 30s tonight. Winds are shifting and rain probabilities increase through Washington's Birthday.

Seattle is advancing its transportation climate justice efforts, achieving progress with 7 of 23 actions completed and 15 underway since Mayor Harrell's order a year ago.

An overnight snowstorm in Western Washington caused significant power outages and dangerous road conditions, leading to stranded drivers and closed schools.

Snowfall causes power outages and school closures in Western Washington, with up to 6 inches in some areas, challenging transportation but expected to be transient.

Seattle expects a mix of rain and snow today, turning to rain after 7 a.m. with a high of 44°F. Evening rain chances lessen. Friday will be sunnier, warming to 49°F. The weekend may bring rain and cloudy skies with mild temperatures.

The National Weather Service predicts overcast and rainy conditions for Seattle on Valentine's Day, with a cool 41°F overnight and a high near 48°F, continuing into the week.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Seattle, indicating overcast skies and chances of rain throughout the week, with varying temperatures and wind conditions.