Seattle weather: Wet, chilly forecast for Mother's Day weekend

Mother's Day weekend looks like a washout for Pacific Northwest

From wet to windy to cold, Mother's Day weekend looks like a washout for the Pacific Northwest. FOX 13 Meteorologist Abby Acone has the forecast.

SEATTLE - Keep the rain jacket close by – temperatures stay chilly all weekend, including for Mother's Day. Highs on Mother's Day will only boost to the low to mid 50s. Morning temps will be exceptionally cool, dropping to the low 40s early Sunday.

For Friday, we're forecasting scattered rain. At times, showers could be heavy - creating difficult driving weather. There's also a small chance for thunderstorms, primarily south of Tacoma through the Oregon state line. Highs will be solidly below-average by about ten degrees!

This weekend, spotty showers and stray thunderstorms are possible both Saturday and Sunday.

Temps will be so chilly – precipitation could fall in the form of snow for the mountain passes! By late Saturday, 2-3 inches (or more) of snow could accumulate in Stevens Pass with 3-5 inches for White Pass. Between 2-6 inches could stack up over Snoqualmie Pass. Stay tuned because this forecast is super subject to change!