Seattle will see a few days of sun and warmth before the rain returns, according to the National Weather Service.

A noticeable shift arrives on Saturday, as cooler air moves in and clouds return. Rain is expected to redevelop, signaling the start of a wetter pattern.

Conditions will remain sunny and dry through the end of the workweek, with temperatures climbing from the mid-60s on Thursday to a peak of approximately 70°F by Friday. A transition begins Saturday as cooler air returns to the region, dropping high temperatures back into the 50s through at least next Tuesday.

Easter weekend will bring beautiful weather with partial sunshine and mild temperatures, perfect for outdoor plans.

As of 5:40 a.m. PDT Friday, March 27, 2026, Seattle woke to clear skies and a chilly 39°F, a classic early-spring start for the city. Forecasters are calling for a mostly sunny day with afternoon highs near 55°F,

Good morning! Welcome to Monday, April 6, 2026. WEATHER + SUNRISE/SUNSET Mostly sunny, high in the mid-60s! (Dry weather expected all week.) Sunrise at 6:37 am; sunset at 7:46 pm. (Pre-sunset Sunday view from Weather Watch Park - photo by Bob Burns) TRANSIT TODAY Metro buses - Regular schedules.

Under a convergence zone, there is a low-end chance for a rain-snow mix, even down into parts of the Puget Sound lowlands late Sunday night into very early Monday.

The National Weather Service Seattle notes there is still some uncertainty in the exact storm track, but most forecast solutions bring at least light rain through the weekend. Mariners can count on relatively benign conditions through Friday,