Seattle was treated to glorious sunshine this past weekend, and blue skies will be on repeat in the coming days. However, fog and even freezing fog could develop during the overnights and mornings. Read below for the full scoop!

We are in for a dry, chilly and cloudy start to the week around the Seattle area, before cold rain makes a return just in time for the Seahawks' NFC Championship Game.

A strong upper-level ridge and high pressure is “protecting us from any storms” for now, said National Weather Service meteorologist Dana Felton.

Seattle's weather forecast includes persistent rain and patchy fog, with temperatures in the mid-40s to mid-50s and potential river flooding.

Showers are ending after a wet start to the week, with warmer temperatures and drier weather moving into western Washington. Flood alerts remain in effect for parts of the region, including Skagit and Whatcom counties and the Skokomish River near Potlatch.

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