Seattle, WA
Rain, wind and mountain snow to end the week
Largely dry Thursday earlier than extra rain is available in
Temps will likely be within the mid 40s to low 50s this week.
SEATTLE – A cool Wednesday across the area. Sea-Tac hit 44 on the airport below principally dry situations.
Temperatures cool to close freezing for Western WA as showers lower in a single day.
Plan for somewhat additional time getting out the door Thursday morning with temperatures within the low to mid-30s. Most of us keep dry, however the southwest inside may see just a few blended showers earlier than turning to rain. Be careful for slick roads.
Our stretch of cooler-than-normal highs continues Thursday as forecast temps are within the higher 40s to low 50s. Winds will grow to be gusty out of the east/southeast by the afternoon, particularly into the foothills.
By the night commute, showers attempt once more to push into Seattle, however at this level, the metro seems to be principally dry. Showers will ultimately transfer into downtown and proceed north into the in a single day hours.
Friday, we’ll see a showery/breezy begin with rain lowering by noon. Highs will run cool solely warming into the mid 40s.
The mountains will obtain a pleasant refresher with average to heavy showers late Thursday into Friday. We’re forecasting 6-12″ of snow by the Cascades.
Know the roads earlier than you go!
The weekend turns drier beginning Saturday with just some remoted showers. Highs close to 50.
Remember we “Spring Ahead” early Sunday morning for Daylight Saving. We are going to lose an hour of sleep, however the evenings will see one other hour of sunshine!
The solar will set Sunday at 7:10 p.m. Get pleasure from!
Most of Sunday is dry with showers discovering their approach again into Puget Sound late night time. Monday/Tuesday look moist at occasions with drier situations into Wednesday.
Have an incredible remainder of the week all! ~Erin Mayovsky, FOX 13 Forecaster
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