Pinpoint Alert: Puget Sound braces for upper 80s and 90s
Temperatures are climbing quickly, and the combination of heat and solid sunshine will bring several uncomfortable days—especially Monday and Tuesday.
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Temperatures are climbing quickly, and the combination of heat and solid sunshine will bring several uncomfortable days—especially Monday and Tuesday.
High pressure building across the Northwest will deliver several days of above-normal temperatures, and even some spots in the South Sound and nearer the Cascades hitting 90° or hotter Sunday through Tuesday.
While highs for most will not be extreme, there will be some 90s south of Puget Sound and in the Cascade Valleys.
This will be the warmest day of the year.
Potentially the warmest day of the year so far.
Through Thursday morning, more rain will move through Western Washington ahead of a low-pressure system spinning out in the Pacific Ocean.
Large, damaging hail is the greatest threat from these storms with hail sizes possibly exceeding official Severe Thunderstorm criteria, which is wind gusts of 58 mph or greater and/or hail of one inch in diameter or larger.
There is the potential for the thunderstorms to be widespread and possibly even strong.
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