Seattle, WA – Spring weather in Seattle is about to take a dramatic turn as thunderstorms are forecast to roll in starting Tuesday afternoon, bringing gusty winds and potential disruptions through Wednesday night.
The day will begin with mostly sunny skies and temperatures reaching around 65°F. However, by the afternoon, clouds will begin to gather, setting the stage for scattered thunderstorms. While the storms are expected to be brief and not particularly severe, areas along Interstate 5 and local roadways could experience heavy downpours and gusty winds, possibly causing some delays during the evening commute.
By Wednesday, Seattle will see a return of mostly sunny conditions with a high near 60°F. Winds will pick up, reaching speeds of 15 mph in the afternoon. Although these winds aren’t expected to cause major issues, they may affect outdoor activities, especially in exposed areas. As the night progresses, skies will clear, and temperatures will drop to 43°F.
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Local residents are advised to secure any loose outdoor items and keep an eye on weather updates in case the storms intensify or shift timing.
5-Day Forecast Breakdown:
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Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high of 65°F. Thunderstorms possible by late afternoon.
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Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, lows near 45°F. Winds light.
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Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high around 60°F. Gusts of up to 15 mph.
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Thursday: Sunny, with a high of 64°F. Clear skies overnight and lows around 43°F.
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Friday: Sunny, high near 69°F. Partly cloudy at night, low of 46°F.
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Saturday: Mostly sunny but cooler, with a high of 62°F.
Stay tuned for updates as this storm system moves through.
