Seattle weather: Drier, warmer and sunnier the next three days
SEATTLE - A ridge of high pressure will build over the Pacific Northwest the next three days bringing warmer and sunnier weather to the region. c
Some areas in Western Washington saw fog this morning, but most spots will be back to sunshine this afternoon with warmer high temperatures.
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Thursday morning will bring another round of clouds and fog to start the day, but the low level cloud cover should evaporate quickly, leading to sunny skies.
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The ridge will become more amplified on Friday and Saturday, sending temperatures into the upper 70s and 80s, but it will push east on Sunday, bringing in a westerly onshore flow and more cloud cover. Temps will cool early next week as a result.
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Overall, it's going to be a great week ahead, with comfortable late-summer weather and no significant rain in sight.
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