Showery, cool end to March in Seattle

Seattle weather: scattered showers and cooler temps

FOX 13 Meteorologist Ilona McCauley has your soggy 7-day forecast.

SEATTLE - As we wrap up the month of March, we have gained about 100 minutes of daylight this month. In just a few weeks, we will see our first 8 p.m. sunset of the season, with 9 p.m. sunsets coming our way by June 1.

During the month of March we've gained about 100 minutes of daylight this month.

We are enjoying more daylight each day and getting closer to our 8pm sunsets. (FOX13 Seattle)

Scattered showers and cool temperatures to close out the month of March. A disturbance off the coast continues to push light showers onshore for the next few days before sunnier, drier skies return. A few flurries in the passes and even a rumble of thunder is possible tomorrow in the Cascades.

Showery and cool weather remain around Western Washington to start April.

Spotty light rain around for Tuesday with a chance for thunder in the mountains.

Our afternoon highs on Monday were about 10 to 20 degrees cooler today compared to Sunday when we hit the low 60s. The stretch will continue tomorrow with highs again struggling to make it out of the 50s.

Another cool and drippy day around our region.

Afternoon temperatures will again be cooler than average.

What's next:

A gradual warm-up is forecast starting on Thursday and into the weekend. Sunshine and highs nearing 70 are expected Sunday afternoon before another chance of showers by that night and into Monday.