Weather

Temperatures will warm Thursday into the mid to upper 70s, even some spots in the low 80s.

Western Washington is heading into a much nicer stretch of weather as we move into the second half of the week.

There are a few morning clouds on Wednesday, but sunshine returns for the afternoon and the rest of the week.

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Sprinkles may roll into your neighborhoods tonight, and while a warm up is on the way ahead of the holiday weekend, showers may fall on Memorial Day.

Mostly cloudy skies Tuesday with onshore flow and possible drizzle to start.

The warm-up will continue through the week with highs returning to the 70s by the end of the week.

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Morning fog and clouds will begin Monday morning, but sunbreaks will rule the afternoon.  The high pressure ridge will continue to keep skies dry across the region with just a few passing clouds.