Warm weather, highs almost to 80 in Seattle by Tuesday

After highs only reached the 50s in many spots on Saturday afternoon, we’re forecasting a gradual warm-up. In fact, temperatures could warm to almost 80 degrees in Seattle on Tuesday.For today, any spotty clouds will lift – giving way to brilliant, sparkling blue skies and sunshine. Highs this afternoon will boost to above average, reaching the low 60s for many.

Seattle Weather: Drying out Sunday with highs in the 60s

Highs Sunday will be a few degrees warmer as clouds give way to sunshine in the afternoon. Temperatures reaching the low 60s.

Seattle weather: Overnight showers make way for mild Saturday

Rain in western Washington will be on and off as the weekend kicks off, expect a turnaround early next week, though.

Something a bit unusual is happening in the tropics with less than a month to go before hurricane season

As the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season approaches, unusually cool sea surface temperatures, in the neighborhood of 2 °F below last year’s levels, are being observed across the Atlantic Ocean.

Seattle weather: Light showers return for the weekend

After enjoying plenty of sunshine and warmth for the last couple of days, a weak disturbance and front will swing through western Washington overnight Friday and early Saturday.

Seattle weather: Sunshine and 70s again for Friday, clouds return later

Plenty of sunshine and nice conditions to start the day with highs again in the low 70s. We will start to see increasing clouds by midday and showers by the evening along the coast.

Don’t Be Fooled by the Sun: Washington Lakes are still dangerously cold
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As the region gears up for the official start of boating season, public health officials are urging caution before diving into the water. Though Thursday marks the warmest day of the year so far, water temperatures remain dangerously cold—and potentially deadly.

Why swimming in WA lakes right now could be deadly

Though Thursday marks the warmest day of the year so far, water temperatures remain dangerously cold—and potentially deadly.