A rainy start to the workweek in the Puget Sound area while California begins to dry out.
From the KIRO 7 weatherblog, meteorologist Frankie Katafias:
On Monday morning, high tides could cause minor coastal flooding around the Puget Sound and Admiralty Inlet. No watches, warnings, or advisories have been issued at this time, but that could change. For the remainder of the day upper-level troughing continues with suble shortwave activity carrying more wet weather through the beginning of the work week. The rain could lift Monday afternoon but overall you should expect a mostly wet day with temps in the high 40′s.
The National Weather Service in Seattle forecasts:
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