Western Washington warming up Tuesday; some areas will see 80 degrees
High pressure over Washington this time of year usually means sunshine and dry weather will stay in the forecast. That’s what we have in place for 2 more days.
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High pressure over Washington this time of year usually means sunshine and dry weather will stay in the forecast. That’s what we have in place for 2 more days.
Three things are needed for wildfires to spread: dry fuel, oxygen, and a heat source.
In the event that you need to evacuate for a wildfire, it’s important to already have something packed so you can just grab it and go.
Who’s ready for another FIFA World Cup match in Seattle? The weather forecast is looking great.
While most of the country remains locked in a heat wave, the Pacific Northwest is the place to be this 4th of July weekend.
An area of low pressure is moving over western Washington this weekend. Our weather will continue to be mostly cloudy with just a few sunbreaks and partly cloudy skies at times this evening. Temperatures will drop to the lower 50s this evening and tomorrow will be “more of the same”.
It should be an interesting week to watch the weather here in western Washington....a mini heatwave for the first part of the week and rainy, cool weather to end the week.
For several more days the weather in the Seattle area looks quiet. Temperatures will continue to rise through Tuesday June 23, as another trend of warmer than normal high temperatures are forecast.
A Heat Advisory has been issued for most of Western Washington for Sunday and Monday.
Tonight, the weather will be quiet across western Washington as we check for cloudy skies and chilly morning low temperatures in the 40’s.