Dry St. Paddy's Day, then a wet start to spring
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FOX 13 Forecaster Erin Mayovsky has your St. Patrick's Day forecast, plus a rainy, cloudy start to spring next week.

Another round of sunshine with highs near 50
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Showers are short-lived as we clear out pretty quickly. By 8am most of us are dry except over the mountains where snow levels sit near 1,500'.

More dry than wet conditions with some sunshine in the mix
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Next few days will be more dry than wet with lots of sunshine in the mix. Temps will warm close to 60 degrees on St. Patrick's Day. Next weekend looks mostly cloudy with a chance for showers on Sunday.

Temps getting closer to 60 degrees to end the week
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Before then, there will be some scattered rain on Tuesday before drying out Wednesday and Thursday.

Rain, mountain snow throughout the morning
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Temperatures will peak in the upper 40s, again, Monday afternoon. Expect spotty showers with sunbreak as winds remain sustained between 10-15 mph.

Seattle weather: Soaking Sunday with significant mountain snow

Buckle up for a sloppy Sunday afternoon and evening! While the lowlands get doused with rain, the mountains will be slammed with snow tonight through Monday.

Spotty showers this weekend
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Remember to spring forward, and set your clocks an hour ahead on Sunday.

Possible showers during Thursday's evening commute
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Plan for a little extra time getting out the door Thursday morning with temperatures in the low to mid-30s. Most of us stay dry, but the southwest interior could see a few mixed showers before turning to rain. Watch out for slick roads.

Rain, wind and mountain snow to end the week

Wet and breezy conditions as we close out the work week. Calmer weather this weekend as we spring forward.