Weather

A new analysis reveals just how much the U.S. has warmed since the first Earth Day, showing dramatic temperature increases across every state and nearly every major city.

After Monday's showers and wind in Seattle, we’re heading into a stretch of classic spring weather with milder afternoons, cool nights, and plenty of sunshine heading into the weekend.

A 2.6 magnitude earthquake struck near Port Angeles, Washington, Wednesday morning.

Wednesday will be a cooler day with highs in the upper 50s, the coolest day of the week.

A disturbance that has been sitting off the Oregon and California coast will finally start lifting its way north late Tuesday night and early Wednesday. Look for showers to increase overnight, mainly to our south.

Stargazers, get ready to watch one of the world’s oldest known meteor showers as the Lyrid meteor shower peaks Tuesday night. How to see the celestial show

Highs will be about 10 degrees cooler Tuesday with mostly cloudy skies and showers.

The weather will hold out for a nice Seattle evening, allow for an open roof Mariners game! Showers will return by mid-week, so keep those rain jackets close by.

The ridge of high pressure that was over us this past weekend will begin to move east.  A disturbance to our south will continue to push clouds into Western Washington on Monday.  Skies will be mostly cloudy, but dry.  The rain will hold off until Tuesday and Wednesday. 

Another nice day on Sunday as we wrap up the weekend.  A weather system will slide south along the coast on Sunday, but for most of western Washington, it’s more of a "near miss." We’ll keep mostly dry conditions, with a mix of clouds and sun.

An overturned ship matching the description of the one that went missing along with six crew members earlier this week has been located, the U.S. Coast Guard reported on Saturday.