Weather Forecast

After a blast of September-like weather Wednesday and Thursday, we're tracking a gradual warm-up in Seattle in the days ahead. Between Sunday and Tuesday, highs will soar into the 80s. Fire danger will be elevated during this time.

High temperatures Friday will warm a few degrees as high pressure starts to build offshore. Highs will warm to the mid to upper 70s, even some spots in the low 80s.

After showers end Thursday morning, the Seattle area will be getting back to sun and warmer weather heading into the weekend.

As clouds clear Thursday afternoon, it will still be on the cooler side. Temperatures only reaching the low 70s.

The Seattle region is expected to experience the most rain the area has seen since June 21.

Temperatures will be cooler Wednesday as the front sweeps through, only reaching the low 70s. A rumble of thunder can't be ruled out for the afternoon, especially along the North Cascades.

Western Washington will see its first significant rain in weeks as a system moves through the region Tuesday into Wednesday.

Highs will stay below seasonal average with temperatures only reaching the low 70s and mostly cloudy skies Tuesday.

Long awaited rain will make its way back into the Puget Sound area Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.