Overnight, we’ll have some clouds but also some spots with clear skies. Some patchy low cloud and fog is most likely south of Tacoma to start Friday and some breezes coming out of the north and east will keep skies partly to mainly clear to start Friday. Expect more sun Friday afternoon with highs in the lower 50s.
The weekend will be mainly sunny with morning low clouds and fog only in the most fog-prone areas mainly south of Puget Sound. Highs will be around 50 in Seattle both days, so it is an unusual sunny weekend in January and just perfect for the Seahawks game. Winds will be mainly light out of the north, so the weather should have no consequence on the game.
We could get back into a morning fog and low cloud pattern early next week before a return of rain chances around next Thursday, ending the longest dry stretch since late September into early October.
If rain occurs next Thursday, it will have been nine dry days in a row. Typically in the month of January, we’ll see an average stretch of five to seven days without rain, so a little longer than usual. Last year, we had 13 dry days in a row in January.
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