The Seahawk Forecast for kickoff is looking nice and dry. It will be a great day Saturday with plenty of sunshine for tailgating

Temperatures Friday will be in the upper 40s to low 50s again with more afternoon sunshine. Skies will remain sunny and dry through the weekend as high pressure remains over the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures will remain in the upper 40s with only a slight chance of showers by the middle part of next week.

Western Washington will see another round of heavy rain as an atmospheric river hits the region from late Saturday until Monday, forecasters said.

High pressure will keep Western Washington dry and mostly above freezing through Saturday afternoon, with rain beginning on the coast and spreading inland late in the day. A stronger system arrives Sunday, bringing heavy rain to the Olympic Peninsula and continuing showers through Monday as lowland temperatures rise into the mid-50s.

Seattle's weather forecast includes persistent rain and patchy fog, with temperatures in the mid-40s to mid-50s and potential river flooding.

Travelers heading over the mountains for Thanksgiving can breathe a sigh of relief as the worst of this week’s weather moves out, but meteorologist Scott Sistek warns that colder conditions could arrive by early December. “The worst weather is behind ...

After tracking the risk of minor coastal flooding in Puget Sound this morning, there could be another round of minor flooding in places tomorrow again — but as always, the flooding threat depends on the strength of incoming low pressure systems.

Seattle's weather forecast predicts a mild week with partial sun, light winds, and consistent night-time temperatures.