SEATTLE, Wash. — Another round of wind and rain is headed this way for Saturday night. We enjoyed some nice sun breaks this morning, and as the next weather system approaches, the skies will stay overcast in advance of the rain.
A few showers are already showing up across the area early this evening. Heavier showers should move in after midnight.
Saturday night will be another stormy evening on the coast and very windy down the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Winds will gust over 45 miles per hour on the coast Saturday, and wind gusts over 40 miles per hour will be possible around the San Juan Islands, as well.
Rain will also move through Saturday night, but it appears that most of the bad weather will occur as most of you are sleeping.
There will still be some wind and rain Sunday morning to start the day, but the front bringing this weather will be moving over the Cascades and off to the east Sunday. Behind the front, Sunday will be blustery with some showers lingering. High temperatures will be in the mid 50s Sunday, and the overnight low Saturday night will be in the upper 40s.
Snow levels will drop Sunday night to around 4,000 feet. This is the signal that some cooler weather is headed our way next week. We have had warmer than normal weather for the month of November, but cooler weather is on the way next week.
The forecast for rain comes down a little bit next week, as well. A low-pressure system in the Pacific will drop south of the area Wednesday. Once that passes south of us, it looks like we’ll have some quiet and dryer weather for Thursday and Friday next week.
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