Scattered Rain Showers to Unload in Parts of Seattle, Washington This Weekend; Colder Temperatures Expected Next Week

The latest weather forecast said scattered rain showers are expected in Seattle and Washington this weekend.

Commuters and residents in Seattle, Washington, should anticipate rounds of rain. It is best to bring an umbrella and a raincoat jacket.

Rain and colder air in Seattle

According to the Seattle Times, the weather said that scattered rain showers would continue until early next week.

Residents and motorists will notice wet conditions this week. It could result in wetter roads and possible road hazards.

The forecast said that the rainy conditions started last Friday.

From Saturday to Sunday, rounds of rain would occur. However, there is a chance that the weekend would expect a partly cloudy environment.

Starting early next week, the weather forecasts explained that colder air and mountain snow would unload in Western Washington.

Residents and commuters can notice freezing temperatures, especially at night.

In Seattle, the cold front is forecast to extend until Seattle.

In addition, outdoor activities and travel plans would become active due to Valentine's Day. Lovers in Washington would anticipate colder air to stay before the end of the week.

National Weather Service's Forecast

According to National Weather Service's (NWS) latest forecast, the winter storm might be unloading in Great Lakes, Upper Midwest, Central Plains and Four Cornext next week.

The weather forecast explained that low pressure is expected to develop in the Four Corners next week.

In Midwest and Northeast, commuters and residents can experience heavy snow on Thursday or early Friday.

The weather forecast warned that the winter storm would unleash on February 14 to February 17.

Moreover, the winter storm can unfold strong winds, freezing rain and colder temperatures.

Due to the chances of snow, motorists can anticipate hazardous and challenging road conditions. Wetter and slippery roads would be the main problem for motorists and commuters.

People traveling to affected areas should spend more time due to possible slower commutes and travel disruptions.

Storms in the Southeast

Meanwhile, AccuWeather reported that a storm would unload heavy snow and rain in the Southeast, affecting areas in Tampa, Charlotte, Atlanta, North Carolina and Western Virginia.

The challenging weather conditions in the Southeast could be noticeable until the weekend.

In addition, the forecast warned of localized power outages, slippery conditions and tree damage.

Motorists and commuters in the Southeast could encounter troublesome ice conditions on major roads.

On the other hand, NWS' recent advisory added that Southeast's weather could help dump heavy rain and possible flash flood in the region.

NWS added that isolated severe storms and damaging winds would occur.

Being safe under severe weather conditions

The weather forecasts in the Southeast reported possible severe weather conditions until the weekend and early next week.

The problematic weather outlook can pose a danger to life and property. Severe thunderstorms are life-threatening.

As a result, staying updated with the weather forecasts in the Southeast is essential for commuters and communities.

It is best to stay at home and reschedule your travel trips when the weather outlook becomes severe.

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