Seattle Weather: Quieter Sunday expected after windy, rainy Saturday

All right. We are waking up to quieter conditions. Man, what a noisy night it was. We're going to continue to see drier skies as we get into the afternoon, and that is going to time out very nicely for the Seahawks game later today. So, of course, that kickoff is going to be right around just before one thirty. I do think you're going to need some layers, though. It's not going to be as warm and mild as it was yesterday and not quite as rainy. So I think you can leave all the rain gear at home. Just make sure you got your nice warm jackets as we're going to be sitting out there in that cool air. for a while. A live look at that Doppler radar. The cold front is moved on out of here, but we are going to continue to see some scattered showers behind the front, at least for the better part of the morning. Skies are going to continue to dry out by the time we get into later today. We are watching for yet another system, though, way on up there. So you can see that area of low pressure wrapping up just off the coast of British Columbia. So that's going to push the next front. Our direction by tomorrow night into Tuesday. So all of the high wind warnings have been allowed to expire around the coast, but we still have high surf warnings. Yesterday, they were super churned up. We're still looking for large breaking waves, well over 20 feet expected. The rainfall, yep, it's November. We're just going to be looking for a series of systems to head on in here. Your sunset tracker, we're going to continue to lose daylight, and temperatures are going to continue to fall along with that. So here's a look at that seven-day forecast. Breezy winds and expected for rainy conditions for Tuesday. And then yet again, another round headed our direction for the end of the week.