Weather

Friday will be the warmest day of the extended forecast with temperatures reaching the upper 60s to low 70s.

A noticeable shift arrives on Saturday, as cooler air moves in and clouds return. Rain is expected to redevelop, signaling the start of a wetter pattern.

The start of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season is less than two months away, and Colorado State University has released its first forecast for the upcoming season.

Thursday will see plenty of sunshine with highs warming to above average, mid to low 60s.

By the weekend, a shift in the pattern will bring cooler air back into the region.

A colder air mass has settled into western Washington, and it is setting the tone for a quiet stretch of weather through the end of the workweek.

Onshore flow returns Tuesday, which will cool temperatures down closer to seasonal average.

The National Weather Service in Honolulu is warning of renewed flooding risks across Hawaii as a new system is expected to bring heavy rain.

Seattle saw its first 70-degree day of 2026 on Monday. Temperatures will be much cooler the rest of the week as onshore flow develops across Western Washington.

After a beautiful weekend, the high pressure ridge will slide a little more inland, allowing for more high clouds. Skies will remain dry with just a slight chance of a very weak convergence zone to bring a stray shower late Monday, early Tuesday north of Seattle.