Seattle’s 14-day dry spell is expected to end Tuesday night as a weak cold front arrives, bringing light rain and breaking the streak of frosty mornings with lows staying above freezing. Inland winds ...

Wet weather increases by daybreak Saturday with a brief rain-snow mix possible in the lowlands Saturday morning, mainly ...

On and off showers possible through Friday with additional chances for snow in the mountains. Drier with chilly mornings this weekend. Afternoon highs near the mid and upper 50s by next Tuesday.

Seattle’s January dry spell ended Tuesday night after 14 consecutive days without measurable rainfall. Showers returned late Tuesday night through the Pacific Northwest for the first time in over two ...

A deep low in the Pacific will force a series of fronts through the region. The first brought rain to the area on Saturday, with the second quickly on its heels arriving early Sunday.

Seattle’s 14-day dry spell ended Tuesday night, finishing one day short of the 15-day record; light rain will continue through Friday with a mostly cloudy Saturday. A Flood Warning is active for the ...

On and off showers possible throughout the week with additional snow chances in the mountains. Drier skies by the weekend with frosty mornings, especially Sunday morning.

SEATTLE — After two weeks without measurable rain, western Washington is on the verge of breaking a long-running dry streak, with showers expected to arrive late Tuesday night and continue through the ...

This week, Seattle will see lows in the 30s. What are the chances of lowland snow? Slim to none, unless you live on the Olympic Peninsula or in the foothills.

The weather for the Seahawks victory parade could not have been more perfect, now it is time to get down to serious winter weather, with rain and mountain snow.