This amount of rain will extinguish the wildfire season and help with the ongoing drought.
Rainfall totals across the lowlands could top an inch, with even more in the mountains. Strong southerly winds of 30-40 mph along the coastal beaches will take down tree leaves and limbs that have weakened over the dry summer.Īn almost continuous fire hose of Pacific moisture will be directed into the area through much of next week. SEATTLE 7 DAY FORECAST Thu Cloudy 69° 54° 2 Cloudy skies. Rain becomes heavier, and more widespread into Monday. The strongest winds should blow through the Seattle area from 2 to 9 p.m., reaching up to 45 mph with gusts up to 55 mph, a National Weather Service meteorologist said at noon Tuesday. Seattle, WA Weather Forecast and Current Conditions Sun Sep 17, Mostly Cloudy Mon Sep 18, AM Showers Tue Sep 19, Mostly Sunny Wed Sep 20, Partly Cloudy. The rain will be light initially, with a dry respite for outdoor fun Sunday morning.īut the rain clouds quickly approach Sunday evening as the first formidable storm of the season develops offshore. Don't let the showers discourage you from attending the final days of the State Fair or Oktoberfest in Kirkland. The first storm rolls through on Saturday, just fitting for the first day of fall!Ĭool clouds, scattered showers, and gusty winds will have us reaching for that pumpkin spice latte on Saturday.
SEATTLE WEATHER NEWS SERIES
A shift in the weather pattern paves the way for a series of rainstorms to take aim at western Washington. The dry weather is an opportunity to secure the outdoor patio furniture as the wind and wetting rains of autumn are not far off. But I'm excited to track several rain events right as autumn begins this weekend.įull summer sun holds strong through Friday as fair-weather high pressure passes overhead. This recipe calls for snow in the passes and potential river flooding, said Jeff Michalski, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Seattle. Happy Wednesday We have a weak system moving over the area this morning, with some light. A stunner of a summer finish today and tomorrow with nothing but blue sky and highs in the 70s. By Meteorologist Nick Allard, KIRO 7 News.
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