Weather Forecast

We are tracking more rain, mountain snow and continuing strong winds in western Washington this weekend.

There are four weather alert days posted for Seattle next week in Seattle, with the potential for rivers flooding, scattered street flooding and landslides.

Friday will be mild, reaching the mid to low 50s as another round of showers moves through Western Washington. Rain will be lighter for the lowlands, but heavier amounts for the coast and mountains.

After enjoying a stretch of mostly quiet weather, Seattle is gearing up for an extended period of dark skies and rounds of rain.

Temperatures Thursday will be in the mid to upper 40s. It will be a wet start to the day Thursday with scattered showers into the evening.

Wednesday will be mainly dry after a few morning sprinkles, but a much wetter pattern sets up for western Washington starting Thursday.

Skies will be dry and mostly cloudy Wednesday, with cooler temperatures. Highs in the mid to low 40s.

Tuesday and Wednesday are looking mainly dry and cool, with cool afternoon temperatures.

Highs will be in the mid to upper 40s with mostly cloudy skies into the afternoon.

The next few days look more dry than wet in the greater Seattle area, but heavier rain will hit later this week.