After a weekend of record-breaking high temperatures and heavy wildfire smoke, Western Washington can expect rainfall and marine winds to bring relief toward the end of the week.
On Friday (Oct. 21), a rainstorm is forecast to blanket the central Puget Sound and North Cascades, followed by lighter showers Saturday and another weather system bringing heavy rain Sunday. The rain is expected to be more than the region has seen in the past four months combined, said Trent Davis, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service of Seattle. Since June 10, Davis said the region has seen less than an inch of rain.
“In that time, based on a
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