Weather

Tuesday will start mostly cloudy with a few showers mainly north and in the Cascades. Highs in the upper 40s to low 50s.

Once again, we're tracking dark skies and scattered rain in Seattle; however, the wet weather isn't nearly as impactful as what we experienced Friday morning. Still, there could be lowered visibility on the roads, slick spots and some pooling on the streets. We can't even rule out hyper-localized minor street flooding where storm drains are clogged with leaves, but that will be the exception rather than the rule. 

The Leonid meteor shower will peak again tonight and stargazers will have a great opportunity to see the celestial show thanks to clearer skies.

A California family got swept into the water, resulting in a 5-year-old girl going missing, her dad dying and her mom in the hospital.

A cold front will arrive overnight Sunday, increasing light rain around the region into Monday.  Snow levels will initially start off higher around 6000' then lower to around 3000' by Monday night and Tuesday. 

Much of Central Puget Sound woke up Sunday to widespread dense fog. In fact, a Dense Fog Advisory was in effect until 10 a.m. for places like Everett, Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia. Due to an incoming weak weather system later today that will mix up the atmosphere, the fog will dissipate. 

Scattered showers and mild temperatures Sunday, highs in the mid to upper 50s.

While we're tracking far less rain in Seattle this weekend compared to the deluge of moisture we endured Thursday and Friday, you'll still be dodging light showers here-and-there. 

Showers will lighten up for the weekend with more clouds and mild temperatures.