Residents of Seattle and surrounding areas can expect one last truly springlike day on Monday, with clear skies, sunshine and temperatures around 15°C. But starting Tuesday, rain will return to the region and, according to the National Weather Service, is expected to last through the end of the week. After a cool February with occasional snow, this rainy system will mark the beginning of a wetter period, although meteorologists say the chance of snow for the remainder of winter remains very low.
On Tuesday rain and wind gusts up to 32 km/h are expected, especially north of the city in the Everett area. On Wednesday there is a small chance (10–15%) of thunderstorms. Temperatures will remain mild: daytime highs from Tuesday through Saturday will range from 10°C to 12°C, and nighttime lows will stay above freezing, hovering around 4–7°C. In short, the week will be cloudy and rainy but without any sharp cold snaps.
Based on: Seattle weather: One last day of sunny skies before rain rolls in