Storm After Storm: Seattle’s Relentless Rain Won’t Quit, Here’s What You Need to Know!
If you thought spring was about to bring some sunshine to Seattle, think again. The city is gearing up for a wet and blustery week ahead, with back-to-back weather systems delivering steady rain, gusty winds, and chilly temperatures. If you’re hoping for a break in the dreary conditions, there’s some good news—but you’ll need to be patient.
Another Soggy Start to the Week
Monday kicks off with showers and breezy conditions, setting the tone for what’s to come. Morning commuters will need their rain gear as drizzles turn into heavier downpours throughout the day. Temperatures will struggle to climb past 52°F (11°C), while overnight lows will dip to 39°F (4°C), making for a cold and damp evening. Winds will also add to the discomfort, making it feel even cooler than the thermometer suggests. While nothing severe is expected, occasional gusts will remind everyone why securing outdoor furniture and trash bins is always a good idea.
Brief Dry Spell Before More Rain Returns
Tuesday offers a small break from the rain, with partly cloudy skies and slightly drier conditions. It’s not exactly beach weather, but at least Seattleites will get a chance to enjoy some fresh air without getting soaked. Temperatures will hover around 51°F (10°C) during the day and drop to 40°F (4°C) at night. However, don’t get too comfortable—this dry spell won’t last long. By Wednesday, another system will roll in, bringing more clouds and light afternoon showers. Highs will remain in the low 50s°F (11°C), and the pattern will continue through the rest of the workweek.

Late Week and Weekend: More of the Same
Thursday and Friday will see more scattered showers, cooler temperatures, and breezy conditions. It’s the classic Pacific Northwest weather cycle—one system moves out, and another takes its place almost immediately. Daytime highs will sit around 50-52°F (10-11°C), with nighttime lows settling in the mid-40s°F (6-7°C). The weekend doesn’t look much different. While major storms aren’t in the forecast, gray skies and occasional showers will persist. If you have outdoor plans, it’s best to keep them flexible or have an indoor backup option ready.
How to Handle the Gloomy Week Ahead
- Drive with caution – Wet roads can be slippery, and sudden downpours can reduce visibility. Slow down and give yourself extra travel time.
- Keep an umbrella handy – Showers will be on and off throughout the week, so be prepared for surprise downpours.
- Dress for the chill – With gusty winds and damp conditions, a waterproof jacket and warm layers are essential.
- Watch for strong winds – Even though we’re not expecting extreme gusts, unsecured outdoor items could still get tossed around.
Seattle is in for a classic Pacific Northwest week—clouds, showers, and cool temperatures with only brief moments of relief. While Tuesday may bring a short break from the rain, the overall pattern remains wet and unsettled. If you’re longing for sunnier skies, don’t lose hope—April is just around the corner, and brighter days are coming soon.
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