More November wet weather full of rain is on tap this week as a pair of North Pacific weather systems are expected to sweep onshore.
A rainy night in Seattle's downtown near the Regal Cinemas at the intersection of 7th Ave and Pike Street.
The following weather system is anticipated to spread rain onshore Tuesday night, turning to showers by Wednesday afternoon. The showers mixed with sun breaks will extend into Thursday, tapering off Friday.This pair of weather systems will dump quite a bit of rain this week. The coast will likely get four to seven inches of rain, the Cascades three to six inches and Western Washington interiors from one to 2.5 inches of rainfall.
The rainfall and higher mountain snow levels into Thursday will result in rising river levels. A few rivers could reach flood stage by Wednesday or Thursday, such as the Skokomish, Snoqualmie, Skykomish and Stillaguamish Rivers. Precipitation totals, rainfall rates, snow levels and temperatures will all play a role in how much each Western Washington river will rise.These weather systems will also kick up surf along the outer coastline. Hazardous seas and surf up to 20 feet are expected.
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