By Jordan Root, Meteorologist
December 14,2014; 8:55PM,EST
After several wet days last week, the unsettled weather pattern will continue through this week bringing several days of wet weather.
The main storm track continues to aim at the West and will bring in a couple more storm systems before the week comes to an end.
Despite the bulk of the energy diving south into California early this week, showers will still be featured across the Pacific Northwest late Monday into Tuesday.
The rainfall will not be drenching but will be enough to wet roadways and perhaps create some minor travel delays.
High temperatures are expected to hang around the 50 degree mark for the majority of the week.
The best chance for any dry weather may come Wednesday night into Thursday. However, this will be short-lived as the next system moves in by late Thursday.
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This storm will pack more moisture with it as it aims for the Seattle area. Steady rain is expected to last all day Friday and into to the weekend.
Folks with any plans to go outside this week will want to keep that umbrella nearby, and may need to throw on a rain jacket, especially towards the end of the week.
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