Weather

A ridge of high pressure will bring back more sunshine and warmer temperatures to end the week in Seattle.

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Once we get through the isolated showers on Wednesday, drier, warmer and sunnier weather will return Thursday through Saturday.

Temperatures Wednesday will be in the low to mid 50s. In the mountains we will have temps in the mid 30s with the snow level at 3500 feet.

Isolated showers are in the forecast into Wednesday. Thereafter, warmer and drier weather makes a comeback in the greater Seattle area starting Thursday.

Rescue efforts are underway after a magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck Myanmar on March 28. The quake was also felt in Thailand and parts of Mainland China.

We're tracking scattered showers and cool temperatures to close out the month of March.

In the short-term, we're tracking on-and-off showers through Thursday in Western Washington. By next weekend, highs could soar to the upper 60s to low 70s around Puget Sound!

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