Seattle - Monday morning will start out frosty once again as temperatures will be near freezing once again. Our afternoon highs haven't warmed out of the 40s for the last 5 days. The trend will continue on Monday as our afternoon temperatures will top out in the upper 40s.
Afternoon highs on Monday will a few degrees shy of average.
The strong ridge we've been seeing the last week will weaken a bit on Monday as a disturbance passes to our north in British Columbia. Looks for some more clouds around, but still dry.
A weak disturbance moves across B.C. and will increase clouds on Monday.
The dry stretch of weather rolls on with us not seeing any measurable rainfall at Sea-Tac in almost 2 weeks. If no rain falls by Tuesday of this week, we will tie the longest dry January stretch.
Today marks almost two weeks of dry weather in Seattle. (FOX 13 Seattle)
Some much-needed rain and mountain snow return to our forecast on Wednesday. A mild southwest wind will allow temperatures to warm into the 50s.
Rain finally returns to the forecast Wednesday morning in Seattle.