Seattle weather: Cooler, wetter weather in store for next week
After experiencing the 80s last weekend in Seattle, we're tracking noticeably cooler and wetter weather next week.
For today, we're forecasting cooler temperatures compared to Wednesday. You can plan on mostly cloudy skies and light showers.
Showers will be primarily confined to the Cascades and Olympic Peninsula. There's only a small chance of showers happening elsewhere.
It'll be gusty today as well. Gusts will generally reach 15-30 mph for many backyards. However, some gusts could reach 30-40 mph over the Cascades, inland waters and Salish Sea.
Friday will be beautiful, featuring partly sunny skies and highs in the low to mid 60s.
Spotty showers potentially return to the region Saturday. Sunday will likely be remembered as mostly dry.
Monday will be lovely with partly sunny skies and highs warming to the mid to upper 60s.
Showers make a comeback Tuesday and Wednesday.
Next week, the Climate Prediction Center is forecasting cooler and wetter-than-normal weather (seen below in the maps).
Here's a look at how temperatures could pan out in the next two weeks.
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Meteorologist Abby Acone and Chief Meterologist Brian MacMillan