WeatherTuesday, November 10
Heavier rain returns this morning, then a warm Wednesday and another storm Friday night
The Daily Auburn team
If you're heading out today, pack the umbrella. Heavier showers return between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m. and last through Tuesday across western Washington. Totals are expected to run from half an inch to an inch between Tacoma, Seattle and Bellingham.
Rain through Tuesday could reach 4 inches in the Cascades and along the coast
| Area | Rain through Tuesday |
|---|---|
| Tacoma, Seattle, Bellingham | Half an inch to 1 inch |
| Cascades, Olympic Peninsula, coast | Up to 4 inches |
Source: Tacoma News Tribune
The wet stretch follows Saturday's storm. Seattle City Light reported outages for 46,000 customers, and the city says crews had restored power to all of them as of 6 a.m. Monday.
- Saturday's peak wind: 69 mph in Hoquiam
- Kitsap County outages: more than 10,000 residents
- Gusts expected through Tuesday: close to 30 mph
Wednesday's highs in the lower to mid 60s could tie the region's record. Conditions should dry out in the second half of the week before another atmospheric river arrives Friday night.
Rain pauses Wednesday before another atmospheric river Friday night
- Nov. 10Heavier showers return between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m. and last through the day.
- Nov. 11Highs in the lower to mid 60s could tie the region's record high.
- Nov. 13Another atmospheric river settles over the region Friday night into Saturday morning.
Sources: Kitsap Sun, Tacoma News Tribune
Sources: Tacoma News Tribune, Kitsap Sun