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Washington Drenched: Rain Returns After Dry Spell
7 Nov
Summary
- Western Washington expects high chances of rain this weekend.
- Coastal areas could see up to two inches of rain.
- Seattle may receive 0.6 inches of rain by Monday morning.
Western Washington is set to experience a significant return of rainfall this weekend, breaking a pattern of historically dry October weather and a warm autumn start. National Weather Service forecasts indicate a high probability of rain across the region.
Precipitation is expected to be most significant in the Cascades and Olympic mountain ranges. Between Friday morning and Monday morning, coastal areas of Western Washington could observe between less than half an inch to nearly two inches of rain. Forks and the Mount Baker area might see up to two inches.
Seattle is projected to receive approximately 0.6 inches of rain by early Monday. Meanwhile, the San Juan Islands and areas along the northern Interstate 5 corridor are expected to receive less than half an inch of precipitation.
