As we step into the mid-March period, *Seattle weather* continues to present a dynamic and somewhat unpredictable mix of precipitation, with *snow* and rain both making their presence felt. Today, March 13, 2026, the city is experiencing a mix of rain and snow, with occasional breezy conditions adding to the wintery atmosphere. This active weather pattern has been a consistent feature for the region, particularly in the mountainous areas.
Forecasts indicate that the weather pattern will stay active, with snowfall intensifying in the mountains and occasional breezy systems continuing through midweek. The National Weather Service predicts a high near 46 degrees Fahrenheit, with light and variable winds turning southwest around 5 mph in the afternoon. The chance of precipitation is at 70%, with little or no snow accumulation expected in the city itself.
The Seattle area has seen significant snowfall predictions, especially in the Cascades, where heavy snow and gusty winds are expected. This has led to several winter weather alerts being issued for different parts of the region, affecting travel and outdoor activities. The Seattle Ski Forecast for Crystal Mountain indicates that the snow conditions remain favorable for skiing, with real-time updates on snow depth and pass conditions.
For those planning to hit the slopes, the snow depth totals and current conditions are critical. Seattle's annual average snowfall total is 324 inches, and the ski resorts are reporting essential information from their snow reports, including snow depths, open slopes and lifts, and the date of the last snowfall. This information is invaluable for skiers and snowboarders looking to make the most of the winter season.
