Weather

Wednesday will be much cooler compared to Tuesday, with highs back to the low 70s.

The roller-coaster temperatures will be on the down slide through Saturday. Along with cooler days, we will see chances of rain the next several days too.

Afternoon high temperatures will reach the mid to upper 80s for Western Washington as high pressure continues to build.

Plenty of sunshine for Monday, whether you are out doing yard work or lucky enough to take in the M's game today.

We are coming off a beautiful weekend with plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures. We will warm up even more by Tuesday with spots nearing 90 degrees.  This will also lead to a higher fire danger on Monday and Tuesday. 

By early in the work week, temperatures will reach the low to mid 80s in Seattle, with some inland locations potentially climbing even higher, particularly on Tuesday. This will turn around with an incoming marine layer by late week.

After a cool end to the week on Friday, sunnier skies returned for this weekend.  The ridge of high pressure will continue to keep skies clear into Sunday.  A few spots may wake up to some patchy low clouds, but clear out quickly. 

The meteor disbanded about 40 miles above northeastern Massachusetts and southeastern New Hampshire, releasing energy equivalent to nearly 300 tons of TNT that produced a loud enough boom to startle the region and spark the ever important question: "What was that?"

WEEKND OUTLOOK: Sunday will remain mild and dry with a little more warmth expected across the region. Winds will shift to a more northerly direction, helping temperatures inch upward compared to Saturday.

Warmer weather builds through early next week, with some areas potentially reaching the low 90s by Tuesday.