After a long dry spell, the return of rain has made driving conditions difficult on roads throughout the region.
On Saturday evening, slick roads were a problem for drivers and multiple vehicles spun out.
Washington State Department of Transportation cameras caught a collision on Highway 167 in Auburn.
Another car was found facing the other direction on Interstate 405.
On Interstate 5 on Roanoke, a car stopped at a barrier but left its bumper behind.
KIRO 7 Eyewitness News spoke with driver Daniel Escobar, who lost control of his truck in White Center, which landed on its top.
“My car, is slippery, how you say it’s slippery, I can’t control,” said Escobar.
Another weather-related problem has been power outages.
On Friday night, power crews were called to power lines down in Mountlake Terrace.
The outages caused a phenomenon called tracking, which happens when lines have been dry for a long time and there is buildup of dust and dirt. When rain is added, it can cause an arc or a short circuit.
“The thing is about this time of year, when you have leaves still in the trees, they can serve as a sail action. If we have strong winds, that can come through here, and that can cause lines to come down,” said John Gustafson of Seattle City Light.