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Seattle weather; Tuesday will start mostly cloudy
We will start to see drier skies and clearing conditions later Tuesday into the overnight hours as high pressure starts to build.
SEATTLE - A nice drying trend will start Tuesday across Western Washington, but temperatures will remain cool.
Showers wrapped up for most spots around the Puget Sound area Tuesday. Temperatures will be slightly below average Tuesday afternoon with partly to mostly cloudy skies.
Brief break from Seattle rain
By the numbers:
This has been a very wet month so far. Seattle already has 4.54 inches of rain this month, which is about an inch above average up to this point.
What's next:
The rest of the workweek will give us a mainly dry stretch. Breezy to gusty easterly gap winds are possible Wednesday with partly cloudy skies.
The next chance for rain hits over the weekend. However, there are no major storms in the forecast.
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The Source: Information in this story comes from weather models interpreted by FOX 13 Seattle Chief Meteorologist Brian MacMillan.