Rain, Clouds, and Snow: Seattle’s Weekend Weather Just Got Serious

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Rainy days and cloudy skies are nothing new in Seattle, but this weekend comes with a twist: a Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for higher elevations, warning of snow and slick travel conditions. While the city will stay damp and gray, anyone heading to the mountains should be ready for a snowy surprise

Rain, Clouds, and Snow: Seattle’s Weekend Weather Just Got Serious

Forecast Highlights: Classic Seattle Weather with a Wintry Edge

  • Friday: Expect periods of rain in the morning, followed by a mix of clouds and sun. Highs will reach 49°F (10°C), with overnight lows dropping to 40°F (4°C).
  • Saturday: Mostly cloudy skies dominate, with highs near 48°F (9°C).
  • Sunday: Low clouds to start the day, giving way to occasional sun. Highs remain steady at 48°F (9°C), with lows dipping to 36°F (2°C).

For those heading to the mountains, snowfall is expected above 3,500 feet, making travel through Snoqualmie Pass and similar areas hazardous.

Winter Weather Advisory in Effect

The Winter Weather Advisory is active from 4:00 PM today through 10:00 AM Sunday, predicting significant snowfall and reduced visibility at higher elevations.

What You Need to Do Now

  • Mountain Travelers, Beware: Carry chains and check road conditions before heading to higher altitudes.
  • City Slickers, Stay Dry: Rain gear is a must for those braving the drizzle in Seattle.
  • Monitor Updates: Keep an eye on weather reports, especially if traveling to snow-prone areas.

Whether you’re sticking to the city or venturing into the mountains, this weekend has something for everyone. Just be prepared for wet streets, gray skies, and snowy slopes! Stay safe and stay informed.

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