A rain break is expected Tuesday morning, with mostly cloudy skies. Rivers will decrease in levels due to this dry period, but then increase again as more rain is expected Tuesday night into Wednesday.

The National Weather Service in Seattle issued a Flood Watch for western Washington due to expected heavy rain.

Thanksgiving travelers can breathe a sigh of relief as the worst of this week's weather moves out, but Sistek warns that colder conditions could arrive soon.

There are four weather alert days posted for Seattle next week in Seattle, with the potential for rivers flooding, scattered street flooding and landslides.

Tuesday will be cloudy with increasing rain and winds by evening, with highs in the mid 50s. Strong winds will shift from easterly to westerly, affecting the cascade foothills and coastal areas. Dry conditions expected Wednesday afternoon through Thursday ...

An expected 166,000 passengers are expected to pass through SEA airport on Monday, the last day of the Thanksgiving travel surge.