SEATTLE, Wash. — After last night’s stormy weather, we have a bit of a break in the weather this evening.
Skies will be partly cloudy tonight, and the wind should continue to die down this evening. The reprieve from strong wind and rain will be brief, because another weather system is on the way for tomorrow and Tuesday.
Temperatures tonight will drop down into the lower 40s around Puget Sound, and there could be a few 30s away from the water to start the day Monday. High temperatures will be in the mid-50s Monday afternoon. Rain should be spreading over the coast tomorrow morning after sunrise, and, by midday, we will track the rain moving over Puget Sound.
There will be a bit of a break from the rain Tuesday morning, but more rain showers are likely in the afternoon Tuesday. A warm front will move through late Tuesday, and we could see temperatures rise into the mid-60s by Wednesday.
Hot on the heels of the warmer weather Wednesday, there will be another round of rain by the end of the week. It looks like an atmospheric river could set up and potentially bring us rain Friday, Saturday, and Sunday this coming weekend.
The weather systems headed our way this week are not dropping down from the north, which means we won’t see cold temperatures coming this week.
There will be plenty of moisture for rain, and in the mountains, the snow level will stay above 5000 feet. That means snow in the highest elevations of the Olympics and Cascades, and the passes will see plenty of rain and should stay snow-free this week.
When you look at the seven-day forecast, it will appear as though it’s going to rain all the time. That’s not the case, but we do have a weather pattern setting up with deep low pressure in the Gulf of Alaska and streams of moisture headed in our direction.
That means plenty of rain, on and off, for at least another week. Wind will also increase with each system that arrives this week.
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