Saturday will see 20 to 30 mph winds and rainfall may result in some localized flooding in areas with poor drainage. High winds could result in power outages.

Seattle's NWS issued a wind advisory with strong gusts and 100% chance of rain, urging caution and securing outdoor items.

After a windstorm Saturday night left tens of thousands without power in Puget Sound, winds are easing in Seattle and around the region on Sunday. Snow over Stevens and White Passes through tonight could cause occasional issues for drivers.

Rain is coming for Seattle while winds will whip the north interior and snow will blanket the mountains. "The quiet weather" is behind us, a meteorologist said.

Washington residents should brace for the first significant fall storm of the season, with heavy rain and strong winds expected to impact the region.

The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) and Seattle Public Utilities are coordinating efforts to target areas with significant debris buildup and respond quickly to flooding reports.

Rain is on tap for Seattle for the rest of the week, with the latest weather pattern ushering in cool, wet autumn weather starting Thursday.

So far, the power outage has remained limited after electrical equipment exploded and caught fire at E Aloha and Harvard Ave Saturday night. Seattle Fire was called to Aloha and Harvard around

Seattle faces a week of rain, with 100% chance of precipitation and strong winds today. Night showers will continue. Rain persists into early week with lighter amounts expected.