Warmer, drier and sunnier weekend ahead in Seattle

Name: Seattle weather: Showers off and on throughout Wednesday
Uploaded: 2025-04-02T11:53:26-07:00
Description: Temperatures Wednesday will be in the low to mid 50s, and we'll see showers off and on throughout the day. Most of the showers will remain in the convergence zone. But you will most likely have a wet morning commute.

Seattle weather: Showers off and on throughout Wednesday

Temperatures Wednesday will be in the low to mid 50s, and we'll see showers off and on throughout the day. Most of the showers will remain in the convergence zone. But you will most likely have a wet morning commute.

SEATTLE - Once we get through the isolated showers on Wednesday, drier, warmer and sunnier weather will return Thursday through Saturday.

This afternoon, highs will hover below average with mostly cloudy skies and a few sunbreaks. Folks in Western Washington will be dodging spotty showers today. I'd keep a warm, waterproof layer with you in case you get caught in the wet weather.

Slightly cooler-than-normal weather is predicted in Seattle today.

Slightly below-normal temperatures are in the forecast for Seattle on Wednesday. (FOX 13 Seattle)

Warm spring in Seattle

Big picture view:

For some perspective, the average highs in Seattle reach the low 60s by the end of the month. We get about 15 days of measurable rain every April at Sea-Tac.

The average high at Sea-Tac by the end of April is 63 degrees.

Sea-Tac averages about 15 days of rain every April. (FOX 13 Seattle)

By June first, the average high jumps to the upper 60s.

Milder temperatures and sunnier weather will arrive later this spring in Seattle.

Average highs reach the upper 60s by June first in Seattle. (FOX 13 Seattle)

What's next:

Thursday will feature scattered clouds and patchy fog in the morning — this will be followed by bountiful, beautiful sunshine in the afternoon.

Under a building ridge of high pressure, warmer weather will develop around the region on Friday. Temperatures will boost to the low to mid 60s in the greater Seattle area.