Rain returns to Western WA in a big way!

I'm Chief Meteorologist Brian McMillan. Let's get to your forecast and we'll start with a look back on the first four days of the month of November. 57 was your high yesterday, a little bit above average. We're going to stay mild temperature wise, but we're going to turn a lot more wet as we get into the second week of November. Right now we're looking at 10, 10. Of an inch of rain here for the month that happened yesterday. We got more rain on the way for your Friday. All right. And here that is. That storm system is just offshore. That'll be pushing through as we get into your Friday. But today looks dry. We're going to be looking at partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the 50s around the Puget Sound area and in eastern Washington. You'll be looking at 40s and 50s down in Oregon, 50s and 60s today, mostly cloudy skies. Although I do think here in Puget Sound area, we're going to be looking at some sunshine breaking through. There's that next system kind of breaks apart as it works its way on shore. But all of us should be seeing at least a little bit of rain here on your Friday. As far as winds go, we are going to be seeing those gusts pick up as we get into the afternoon. Could see some stronger gusts out along the coast and up in the north end of the Puget Sound area. All right, here is your seven-day forecast. We'll get some breaks from the rain, but we are going to be seeing a pretty consistently wet pattern with temperatures remaining at or above average for the next week. Have a great day.