After a cloudy and rainy week in the Seattle area, the weather will gradually begin to improve. According to National Weather Service meteorologist Logan Howard, the region is experiencing a transition between summer and fall, so sunny and rainy days are still alternating. By Sunday morning, the storm had brought about 6 millimeters of rain to Seattle, while the Olympic Peninsula and southern Cascades received up to 19–25 millimeters. The rain was moderate and is not expected to cause flooding; instead, it will likely benefit the environment. Cool weather will continue Monday and Tuesday, but temperatures will rise to about 24–29°C starting Wednesday, with Wednesday and Thursday likely to be sunny.
Based on: Seattle weather: Rain to give way to sunshine, warmer days