Weather

The weather will be absolutely beautiful in Seattle and Western Washington this week. You can plan on highs in the mid 60s through Monday with partly sunny skies today through Saturday. Showers are possible Sunday and Monday.

Morning patchy fog and low clouds will be around to start Thursday, but will slowly give way to sunbreaks in the afternoon.

Learn how the Central American Gyre, a broad low-pressure system, can influence tropical storm formation and impact hurricane season. Stay informed about its potential effects on the Gulf and Caribbean.

Wildfires burned well over 2 million acres in Washington and Oregon in 2024 so far, making it the worst wildfire season in decades.

The peak of fall foliage can start as early as September, and most locations will peak in either October or November.

Cloudy weather leads to sunbreaks on Wednesday, with highs back into the upper 60s.

The final week of September may feature a brief return to the low 70s, but the extended forecast has plenty of time to change.

Skies will be mostly cloudy throughout Tuesday, with a few sprinkles possible.

People in Seattle will be treated to warm sunshine and highs in the 70s on Monday. However, this warmth will be short-lived. Temperatures for the rest of this week will range in the 60s.

We started with cloudy skies and a few sprinkles Sunday, but milder and sunnier temperatures are on the horizon.

Did you feel it? Snoqualmie, Washington was hit with a small earthquake early Sunday morning.