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Rain showers Saturday afternoon and evening, drier and sunnier Sunday
We'll see some slightly breezy conditions Saturday with scattered rain showers, but dry and sunnier weather is ahead for next week. Q13's Grace Lim has your weekend forecast.
SEATTLE - The first day of May is starting off mostly cloudy. Rain is expected in the convergence zone later this afternoon and evening in Snohomish and King counties. Rain totals will be light ~0.05" in the PSCZ. Highs will be near 59°.
A Wind Advisory is in effect east of the Cascades in the Ellensburg area from noon to 9 p.m. Gusts of 45-50mph are possible. Our mountain passes will be breezy too.
Sunday will be dry with some sunshine. Highs will be near 61°. A weakening front will bring light rain on Monday and keep our highs cool in the mid-50s.
Ridge builds in Tuesday and amplifies Wednesday warming us up into the lower 60s, and then the 70s, respectively! A stronger system will arrive by the end of the workweek, bringing rain, especially on Friday.
The drought monitor shows extremely dry conditions for the southwest and extreme northern plains. Western Washington is under abnormally dry conditions, which is on the low end of the drought scale. But over the next 3 months, the Climate Prediction Center is forecasting a medium chance of below average precipitation.
Have a great day!
-Q13 Meteorologist Grace Lim
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