Weather

Wednesday will bring a mix of clouds, sunshine, and a few showers to the Seattle area.

New data shows that 14 separate billion-dollar weather and climate disasters slammed the U.S. in just six months of 2025 – topping $100B in damages.

In 2024, Snoqualmie Pass received its first snow on Nov. 1.

Tuesday will be mostly sunny around the Puget Sound area, with rain in the forecast Wednesday afternoon.

Some states have seen substantial cuts to grants, which officials believe affect their agencies’ abilities to respond to emergency situations and natural disasters.

A 2.9-magnitude earthquake struck in Canada near Washington's San Juan Islands Tuesday morning. 

Highs will be in the upper 50s to low 60s Tuesday, which is right around seasonal average. Clouds to start the day will give way to afternoon sunshine.

The fall sky-gazing season is officially in full swing with the Orionid meteor shower peak in October and Comet A6 Lemmon increasingly visible in the night sky.

The Seattle area will be seeing drier weather to start the work week with highs around 60 degrees.

A blustery day with wind, rain and lightning storms.  As the front was blowing through early Sunday, winds peaked near 50mph in some spots.  Most places saw winds between 30 and 40mph. 

Get ready for slightly stormy weather in Seattle on Sunday. It'll be quite a mixed bag, featuring gusty conditions, occasional downpours and isolated thunderstorms. See below for the details.

Highs will remain below the seasonal average, reaching the mid to upper 50s. We will see scattered showers and breezy winds through the afternoon.