Weather Forecast

Rain returns Wednesday after sunshine around the Puget Sound area and will stick around through Thursday.

Tuesday holiday travel in western Washington will be impacted by widespread lowland rain and several inches of mountain snow.

Our next stronger system will move inland Tuesday, bringing more rain and breezy winds at times. Snow will also fall at our mountain passes.

There are no major storms ahead for Thanksgiving week in western Washington, but travel will still be impacted.

After on-and-off again rain this weekend, the workweek will be wetter, with atmospheric river conditions and mountain snow that may complicate holiday travel.

The latest forecast for Thanksgiving week in Seattle features occasionally dark and soggy skies with fleeting sunbreaks. For this weekend, you can plan on mostly dry weather during the daylight hours. On Saturday, rain will develop in the North Sound and the North Coast. 

Temperatures will be mild again Saturday, with showers remaining to the north and along the coast.

Mostly dry weather will linger in Seattle through Saturday afternoon, but scattered rain will fire up into early Sunday morning. We're here to break down the timing in the Emerald City — and which other communities in Western Washington have the best chance for rain this weekend.