Seattle, WA – Drivers should brace for slick roads and slower commutes as heavy rain moves into Seattle on Monday. Forecasters warn that wet weather will make highways, including I-5 and State Route 99, potentially hazardous.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), rain is expected to begin before dawn Monday, with an 80% chance of showers persisting throughout the day. Winds from the south, reaching 8 to 13 mph, will accompany the rain, making umbrellas a necessity for pedestrians.
By Monday night, rain will continue with a near 100% likelihood, bringing an additional quarter to half an inch of precipitation. Commuters and residents are encouraged to use extra caution when traveling and ensure vehicle wipers and tires are in good condition…