Weather Forecast

This will go down as one of the longest dry spells in January on record in the Seattle area. New forecast models now show the rain won't return until next Wednesday.

The cool sunshine will continue well into the weekend with no chance of rain till possibly the middle of next week. Morning lows will hover around freezing for the next several days.

Seattle is entering the ninth consecutive day of dry weather, and we could likely tie the record for the second longest dry spell in January.

Futurecast shows a few clouds and fog for Western Washington through mid morning. Skies will clear into the afternoon.

Freezing mornings with chilly afternoon sunshine till the end of the week. There is a slight chance of showers by this weekend with hopefully a little snow falling again in the mountains.

A few clouds will be around to start Tuesday, but skies will give way to more afternoon sunshine.

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.

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!

With a nice PNW dry sunny weekend coming to a close, we look at conditions for the upcoming work week including late-week rain chances.

Mother Nature is winning brownie points this weekend with Seattleites who've craved the sunshine, but for skiers and snowboarders itching for fresh powder — Mother Nature will have to work harder to get the thumbs up.