Showers drift in tonight with a very polite 0.25 inch on the coast and barely a sip elsewhere. More fog possible Thursday because of course. Friday starts a new parade of systems rolling in, cooler vibes on the way, and the mountains gearing up for actual snow.

Fog camps along I-5 and the Kitsap side like it paid rent. High pressure keeps things mostly calm while east gap winds in the Cascades puff along with 25 to 35 mph bursts. Highs sit in the low 50s. Coast wins a tiny drizzle participation trophy later tonight.

Tonight drifts into a quieter vibe as high pressure takes the wheel. Fog lurks in low spots with big main character energy. Wednesday stays dry but grows cloudier as the next system lines up. Late Wednesday into Thursday brings light rain and more gray.

Showers shuffle through all morning. Snow levels hang near 3000 ft with a thin coat over Snoqualmie, Stevens, and Rainy Pass. A small ridge creeps in later and gently closes the moisture bar. Expect fog tonight as leftover damp air settles in.

Tonight stays drippy with heavier pockets here and there, then things unclench a bit Tuesday afternoon as the ridge taps in. A peek of sun is possible, but no promises. Wednesday looks mostly dry and cooler, with morning fog trying to slow your commute.

Showers keep wandering around the region this morning. A stronger pulse of rain arrives later today, aiming south but still splashing us. Highs hover in the low to mid 50s, snow levels sliding toward 3500 ft with a few inches possible near Rainy Pass. Tomorrow starts off with much of the same.

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Low stratus clouds parked over the city and forgot how to leave. Fog pockets lurking from sheltered spots to random street corners. Light rain slides in late today into Monday. Temps hover in the low to mid 50s while snow levels start a slow descent toward 4000 feet by Tuesday.

Tonight hints at calm before the sky remembers its job. Rain returns Sunday, starting on the Peninsula then creeping into the interior. Monday stays drippy but uneventful, with temps sliding into the low 50s. Tomorrow’s vibe is basically “moist with ambition.”

Today brings on-and-off rain, mid to upper 50s, and a Puget Sound rain shadow doing its best impression of a half-charged umbrella. A brief dry spell might sneak in tonight, but fog is already packing its bags to visit early Sunday.

Saturday trims the rain but never fully lets go. A brief dry window may show up that night before Sunday pulls the curtain on another round of wet, especially along the Olympics. Highs trend slightly warmer into the mid or upper 50s.

Light rain keeps smearing across the map this morning, then the skies decide to go full drizzle deluxe. Steadier rain builds from Olympia to the north end. Southerlies may flex near 30 mph from Everett to Tacoma. Highs land in the mid 50s. Snow stays high in the Cascades.

Tonight the city switches to drizzle mode, streets glossy and slightly over it. Tomorrow stays mild with more rain tagged onto the playlist. Cooler temps arrive early next week, finally giving us that crisp air we pretend to enjoy.

Light rain doing its slow drip performance across the region today, with the north and central Cascades getting the spotlight later. Lowlands pick up about an inch, mountains grab a few. Snow levels stay high, so the passes keep their bare pavement fashion statement.

Rain keeps falling overnight, turning sloppy by Thursday. Mountain snow joins in early Friday as temps dip to the low 50s. Weekend? Still wet, just less ambitious. Seattle’s emotional support clouds aren't going anywhere.

Pre-frontal showers are already messing up the morning commute. Rain picks up later today, heavier from Seattle south. Temps hang in the upper 50s to low 60s. North Cascades get the main soak, because of course they do. Bring a hood and low expectations.

Clouds stick around tonight, setting the stage for light rain Wednesday into Thursday. Expect breezy coastlines, wet mountain passes, and that classic November vibe: “Not bad, not good, just moist.”