The weather, currently. February is the moody cousin of months. It is a time to turn up some old-school Seattle grunge and find your poetic muse in the leafless trees and bleak weather. So far, the month has begun with a lot of gray and cold, and on Thursday, rain
The weather, currently. We made it through the first month of the year with some cold and sunny days, lots of gray, and even a few snow flurries as recently as this week. February will start off cool and turn quickly to wet. Wednesday morning skies will be covered with
The weather, currently. I made the mistake of going out without gloves on yesterday, and it took a while to get the feeling back in my hands afterward. If you, like me, are tired of shivering, I have good news: Seattle is nearing the end of this cold snap. Early
The weather, currently. After a gorgeous Sunday, Seattle is about to get gloomier. Monday will be somewhere in the middle, with clouds drifting in gradually throughout the day. The day will start out mostly sunny and just below freezing—watch for ice as you venture out. A puffy coat and
The weather, currently. Rain will begin trickling onto your roof Thursday night and then turn to showers late on Friday morning. A cloudy and drizzly day will follow, capping off another dark winter week in a way that will make me want to turn in early. The rain and drear
The weather, currently. Fog will settle into Seattle early on Thursday morning, adding a dreamy filter to our wintery cityscape of brown and gray. Venture out of the house with caution, whether you’re commuting by foot, bike, transit, or car, as visibility will be limited. By 10 am the
The weather, currently. Wednesday will be another calm and dim day. Overcast skies will filter the sunlight, coloring the day in soft gray. But the clouds overhead are not expected to drop any rain on us. Dress for cool weather—think a cozy layer over a t-shirt. Afternoon temperatures will
The weather, currently. A couple of days of calm are in store for Seattle. It will continue to be cold and cloudy, but with very little chance of rain. It’s a great week to strap on your walking shoes and catch city views from Volunteer Park. Tuesday will begin
Cloudy and wet, then possibly afternoon sunshine.
The weather, currently. This week has blurred my memory of what warm feels like. Warm is a fantasy. I’ve been piling thick socks on my feet and clinging to a hot cup of tea at nearly all hours of the day, and still, I shiver. These chilly temperatures will
The weather, currently. Clouds will fill the sky and dump rain on Wednesday night, but by 7 am on Thursday the rain will cease, leaving muddy paths. As you stomp along the wet ground on your way to work, the sky will be dark and mostly cloudy. Some of the
The weather, currently. This week’s weather is going to be a grab bag of bright and dark, wet and dry. Wednesday will be the rainiest day of the week—a prime time to wrap up in a fuzzy blanket and become part of your couch. Or if you are
The weather, currently. The atmospheric river that has been dumping water on California has continued north for Washington. In California, people have been forced to evacuate due to flood risk, and falling trees have killed several people. In Seattle, conditions have been milder, though we still face a risk of
The weather, currently. The weather in the first half of this week has felt almost like spring. It has also occasionally pelted me with hail, but for the most part, the sun has been bright and the breezes relatively warm. That’s all about to change as heavy rain defines
The weather, currently. On Wednesday morning, the skies will mostly be clear with just a few clouds set against bright blue. On the ground, patches of fog could make driving difficult. Take transit or foot trails to work, if you can. It will be a dry morning, but you should
The weather, currently. Tuesday is expected to be a sunshiny blip in our drizzly week. In the morning, there’s a slight chance that some sprinkles could leave heavy drops on the ends of tree branches, but not enough to accumulate into puddles. After 10 am, about half of the
The weather, currently. After the past few months in Seattle included smoke late into the fall, and then multiple snow storms early in the season, I'm ready for some normalcy. This week will deliver it with drizzle, moderate temperatures, and small breezes. I expect to see coffee shops packed with
The weather, currently. Western Washington is in the thick of a prolonged windstorm flung onto us by a swirling low-pressure system off the coast. Many homes have lost power near the Cascades, where winds are the strongest. In Seattle, Douglas firs dance all night, sprinkling small confetti branches and needles
The weather, currently. I hope you finished your outdoor chores and battened down the hatches because the rest of this week will be stormy. Prepare for lots of water and strong breezes. Rain will pile into puddles early Thursday morning. Throughout the day, raindrops will blow in sideways on the
The weather, currently. Kids are back in school, the last of the silver New Years' Eve ribbons have been swept from the sidewalks, and the rain is rolling in to kick off 2023 in Seattle fashion. Wednesday morning will be a chilly 37°F and sunny enough for a pleasant
The weather, currently. Wednesday is going to be bitingly cold. Wear a sweater and cover your lips in chapstick before freezing cold air carves desert cracks into them. After a rainy and snowy night, with temperatures around 33°F in the morning, it will plummet to around 24°F and
The weather, currently. So far the snow has accumulated to no more than a thin powdered sugar layer. Expect the same on Tuesday, with a slight chance that it could dump more heavily midday. After 4 pm, some rain could be mixed in with the snow as temperatures hover around
The weather, currently. A rush of arctic air will drop snow on Seattle this week. It’s good news for parents whose kids already have the zoomies while stuck at home for school winter break. A chance for children to burn off holiday jitters by hauling a sled uphill repeatedly?
The weather, currently. Friday is your best chance to run errands and enjoy the sunshine before snow could trap us indoors over the weekend. Friday morning will be bright and frosty, with partly cloudy skies. The temperature will reach a high of 41°F and then fall to freezing overnight.
The weather, currently. We have a couple of gorgeous, dry days left before a cold front throws an icy quilt of snow over our city once again. On Thursday, the sun will rise above a partly cloudy sky. Temperatures on the ground will be freezing and you may run into
The weather, currently. Chilly and dry air will continue on Wednesday. Temperatures in the mid-30s will keep a sheen of frost on leaves until around mid-morning, when it will start to warm up a few degrees. Light winds will gently rattle the last autumn leaves clinging to skeleton trees. The
The weather, currently. Tuesday is this week’s last gray day before the clouds mostly clear out to give us some sunshine and blue skies. The next few days are a rare chance to be outside in December without your raincoat. Consider hiking a nearby trail and letting the biting
The weather, currently. We can look forward to a relatively calm week in Seattle—none of the snow, rattling gusts, or sideways rain we’ve had during the past couple of weeks. On Monday, the sky will be mostly gray with a few spots of blue. Fog will arrive late
The weather, currently. Rain is on tap for the weekend with temperatures comfortably above freezing. I’m looking forward to my hands finally healing from the damage inflicted on them by last week’s cold and dry weather. Friday’s cloudy skies could pour rain on and off throughout the
The weather, currently. Pull out your raincoats and galoshes (do people still wear galoshes?) Thursday is going to be a wet one. We will wake up after a blustery night culminating in sopping grass and slick roads. The temperature will start out around 40°F, rising only a couple of
The weather, currently. Wednesday will be another dim and cozy day ideal for slipping into a long hibernation. Or if you, like me, have to spend much of the day in front of a computer wondering why people ever invented things like bills and jobs, then it’s a day
The weather, currently. We’re probably done with snow for this week, other than the icy blocks still stuck to shady spots of grass. Those leftover chunks will be melted away this week by slightly warmer temperatures and rain. Monday will start out in the mid-30s and drizzly beneath a
The weather, currently. I associate December in Seattle with heavy, sideways rain smacking windows and blurring colorful holiday lights into watercolor blobs. Instead, rare December snow flurries have laid a crunchy frosting on the ground. More snow is on the way this week, but not until late Monday night. The
The weather, currently. Temperatures will rise a few degrees this weekend, but keep your mittens handy. Freezing cold nights will continue to turn the wet ground into an early morning ice rink. Friday morning could see some more snow pile-up that will be promptly stirred into slush as people marsh
The weather, currently. The streets of Seattle are like a bad snow cone after days of rain and snow have mixed with dirt to leave behind gray slush. A layer of new snow could be added to the mix by Thursday morning, and wet sidewalks will stay slippery until temperatures
The weather, currently. Wednesday is going to be a blip in our snowy week as temperatures rise by a few degrees, preventing rain droplets from turning into flakes. You will likely wake up to the sound of heavy rain pounding the sidewalk. Then the wind will pick up, blowing south,
The weather, currently. If you didn’t see flakes mixed in with the rain on Monday, you’ll have another chance on Tuesday. Overnight temperatures below freezing mean that we could wake up to a half-inch of snow accumulation. Tuesday will remain cold, reaching only a high of 37°F
The weather, currently. Seattle is rebelling against its dreary reputation by giving us a mostly rainless November. The leaves are still crunchy and static electricity is zapping me a couple of times per day. Friday will be the city’s 10th day in a row without rain. The day will
The weather, currently. Thursday will continue Seattle’s sunny and cold pattern, though it could be a touch warmer. The day will start out in the high-30s with about half of the blue sky obscured by clouds. After noon, the clouds will clear out almost entirely as the temperature climbs
The weather, currently. On Wednesday, Seattle will likely mark the 9th day in a row without rain, continuing our chilly and dry November. Leaves continue to be crisp on the ground and the trails through Ravenna Park have yet to become a muddy mess. Wednesday morning will be cold, with
The weather, currently. Tuesday is expected to be the sunniest and warmest day of the week. Wear your quilted coat over a long sleeve t-shirt for temperatures in the mid-30s in the morning and climbing to a relatively toasty 49°F in the afternoon. Just a wisp of winds will
The weather, currently. The days are getting shorter, but Seattle’s weather is making up for it. This week will be mostly sunny and cold. Monday morning will kick it off with morning temperatures in the high-30s and a smattering of clouds swimming in bright blue. Light morning breezes will
The weather, currently. Clouds that are moving in overnight will linger on Friday, breaking the week’s streak of sun and blue skies. There’s a slight chance that the clouds could drop some rain on us during the work day, but not enough of a chance to warrant lugging
The weather, currently. Clear skies and cold temperatures go hand-in-hand this week. Overnight temperatures are staying just above freezing, but it’s cold enough to leave an icy sheen. Thursday morning will be much the same, with morning temperatures starting out at around 34°F. The day will be bright,
The weather, currently. Expect to see puffer coats out in full force during the next week or so. With a long break in the rain and icy temperatures expected over the next week, it’s officially Cold Girl November, and that means coats that look like marshmallows and knitwear piled
The weather, currently. In the past couple of days, heavy rain and wind knocked power out for thousands in cities surrounding Seattle. In the foothills of the Cascades, rain is turning to snow. This stormy week is off to a strong start. Here in Seattle, a series of gray days
The weather, currently. As expected, wintry weather has arrived in Seattle over the weekend. Temperatures won’t rise above the low-40s all week. Overnight temperatures later in the week could dip below freezing, possibly creating icy roads and sparkly frosted mornings. Monday morning will begin mostly cloudy, with clouds increasing
The weather, currently. Stormy, dramatic weather is coming this weekend. Buckets of rain will pour Thursday night through Saturday, puddling up in potholes, creating a soggy swamp of our parks, and possibly putting the city at risk of flooding. Gusts of wind as high as 34mph on Friday will make
The weather, currently. Thursday is a perfect day to pile on a scarf up to your chin and venture out for a long coffee walk. Or cruise on your bike down the Burke-Gilman Trail. You could even take a transit tour of the final fall leaves still clinging to the
The weather, currently. Rain is possible on Wednesday morning, but if you’re going out after 11 am you should be safe to leave your rain jacket at home. However, you will want to bundle up. The temperature will stay in the 30s until noon—after that, it will climb
The weather, currently. October is coming to an end, which I’m finding hard to believe after most of the month felt like summer with its above-average temperatures, parched ground, and the persistent aroma of wildfire smoke. Tuesday will ring in November with much more seasonally-appropriate weather. We will awaken
The weather, currently. I hope you have a see-through poncho to wear over your costume. A soaking wet and windy Halloween is on its way. In the morning, a sky thick with clouds will sprinkle some rain on us. But things really pick up around noon, when the rain is
The weather, currently. A dark and cool Halloween weekend lies ahead. With clouds shielding much of the daylight before the sun dips early into the horizon, it’s the time of year when I have to drag myself outside for as much sunshine as possible during peak hours. The flaming
The weather, currently. Walking to and from work on Thursday would be a bit overly ambitious unless you like marching headlong into winds while being pelted with rain. It’s going to be a drizzly morning that turns stormy after 11 am. Temperatures will climb from the mid-40s in the
The weather, currently. Wednesday will start out drizzly and chilly, in the low-40s. If you have to commute, a light rain jacket layered over something flannel should keep you warm and dry. After noon, some of the rain clouds will clear out to reveal pockets of blue sky and the
The weather, currently. It’s hard to believe that just a week ago we were squinting through a cloud of smoke and peeling off jackets to endure the unseasonably warm weather. Tuesday’s story is looking much different, with buckets of rain and temperatures chilly enough to warrant knitwear. The
The weather, currently. Unpack your rain jackets and bucket hats! Fall weather is here in full force this week. Monday will open dark and cloudy skies. Morning temperatures in Seattle will be in the high-40s—cold, but not icy. However, if your commute draws you outside of the city, where
The weather, currently. I can't be the only one in Seattle spending this smoky Thursday daydreaming about the possibility of a long Friday walk in the rain and fresh air. We have waited (and waited and waited) for rain and a shift in the winds to bring something other than
The weather, currently. We are less than two days away from the best chance of rain we’ve had in months, and with the rain will come improved air quality. Smoke will begin to dissipate on Thursday as ocean air swirls into Seattle, bringing a chill with it. Thick clouds
The weather, currently. With several fires now burning along the west side of the Cascades, Seattle’s air is going to smell like campfire through at least Thursday. The morning is your best chance to get outside when the least amount of smoke hangs in the air. By noon, the
The weather, currently. It seems like we are through the worst of the smoke. It’s still going to hang around, and you should continue to watch air quality maps and reduce your time outdoors when it’s smoky. But with cooler temperatures this week it should not be as
The weather, currently. The smoke will linger on Monday, continuing to create unhealthy air that you definitely should not be biking or running in. Stay indoors as much as you can and, and if you have to be out, then strap on a well-fitted N-95. Monday morning will start out
The weather, currently. I’ve been calling this month Climate Change October because Seattle has been breaking temperature records while blanketed in smoke. This weekend will be more of the same. Expect mostly sunny and warm days with a sepia filter of smoky air. High temperatures will rise steadily from
The weather, currently. On Thursday we can expect to enjoy more crisp, clean air and blue skies. We will have some clouds in the morning, but the sun will be out all day long. Temperatures will be slightly higher than they were on Tuesday, with a high of 70°F
The weather, currently. Seattle broke its no-rain streak on Monday night with some drizzle at Sea-Tac. The city is now transitioning slowly toward weather typical of fall, as if triggered by the brief showers. Wednesday will be sunny and dry but temperatures will be cooler than we’ve had so
The weather, currently. I’m tired of the smoke. You’re tired of the smoke. We’re all tired of the smoke. I’m sorry to say that we aren’t expected to get any rain or significantly cooler temperatures this week that could help tamp down the fire. However,
The weather, currently. Remember, back in June, when it seemed like the entire city of Seattle was lamenting the delayed start to summer as rain continued to pour and a chill in the air kept gardens from taking root? Well, it seems like summer is making up for lost time
The weather, currently. This weekend, the city is going to start warming up again. Friday will remain in the high-60s, with some rays of sun breaking through a layer of scattered clouds. But by Saturday, the clouds will clear out and temperatures will climb up into the 70s and stay
The weather, currently. Don’t stow your dreary weather clothes just yet. Thursday will be about as cool as Wednesday was—in the high-60s. For the most part it will be dry, but some rain could fall in the morning. Clouds will obscure the sky until the afternoon, after which
The weather, currently. Wednesday will bring a much-needed break from the warm and dry weather. Rain could begin falling late Tuesday night. By the time you wake the next morning, it’s likely that puddles will be accumulating outside. You can finally wear your best Pacific Northwesterner fashion: a rain
The weather, currently. The Bolt Creek Fire refuses to quit, which means that bouts of smoke continue to blow into Seattle. Our unseasonably warm and dry weather is feeding the flames. One of my favorite parts of fall is sleeping with the windows open, but after waking up to the
The weather, currently. Monday morning will be breezy and a crisp 55°F. By the afternoon it will feel a lot like summer, with the warmest temperatures of the week, in the high-70s. Wear something light and keep sunglasses on you, as the sun will shine directly from an almost
The weather, currently. On Thursday the sun will be directly above the equator—the equinox that marks the start of astronomical autumn. From here on out, we can expect the length of daylight hours to shrink and night to fall earlier. As if to celebrate the event, temperatures on Thursday
The weather, currently. Shifting winds have been blowing smoke from the Bolt Creek Fire into Seattle in hours-long intervals for several days. Continue to keep an eye on air quality maps for at least a couple more days, until the fire is fully contained. Open windows and step outside when
The weather, currently. Deciding what to wear this time of the year feels impossible. You’ll likely have ice cube hands in the morning with temperatures in the low-50s, but a knit sweater will be overkill by early afternoon, when temperatures climb to the 70s. Layers are your friend on
The weather, currently. I am so pleased to finally be able to report that the wildfire smoke has diminished and our city’s air is comfortable to breathe. As if to celebrate, the sun will shine brightly on Monday. A light wind will make highs around 73°F feel slightly
The weather, currently. There’s a decent chance that we will get doused with rain on Friday while some gentle winds stir the trees. As this system moves through the city, it could also push out some of the smoke pollution, getting us closer to that coveted green zone on
The weather, currently. When you wake on Thursday to haze out your window, don’t be alarmed — it’s fog, not smoke. Though the air quality is still lingering in the moderate zone, stubbornly refusing to improve, it’s at least not expected to worsen over the next couple of
The weather, currently. Wednesday will feel much like Tuesday, with murky gray morning skies turning blue by the afternoon. The temperature will climb from around 60°F to a high of 70°F. Though Seattle is expected to stay dry, rain northeast of the city is helping tamp down some
The weather, currently. Firefighters in Eastern Washington have a good handle on fires there. Now resources are being directed toward fires west of the mountains that have continued growing and casting an orange filter over the sun. The good news is that rain and cool temperatures this week are expected
The weather, currently. You should soon be able to cure whatever cabin fever you caught while being trapped inside by the smoke all weekend. Most of the haze is expected to be gone by Monday, and whatever is leftover will clear out by midweek. The weather this week will be
The weather, currently. I hope you enjoyed a little taste of fall. This weekend we’re plunging back into wildfire season. Beginning on Friday, winds could tug wildfire smoke over the Cascades from eastern Washington and Oregon to cast a sepia filter on our city. In addition, vegetation in Seattle
The weather, currently. In a surefire sign that we’re entering a new season, Thursday’s high temperature is expected to be 68°F—drastically different than the highs in the 90s we saw just a couple of weeks ago. The air will feel dry and breezy, and the sun
The weather, currently. Is it just me or did fall begin overnight during the long weekend? It felt like someone flipped a switch. I woke up on Saturday and the rain was drizzling, the air smelled crisp, and a hot beverage appeared in my hand as if my magic. (Okay,
The weather, currently. As we enter Labor Day weekend, much of the Western U.S. is blanketed in heat. California, in particular, is facing record-breaking temperatures, drought, and potential blackouts. Parts of Nevada, Idaho and Utah will also bake in the sun. Here in Seattle, it’s warm, but not
The weather, currently. Another warm day, bordering on hot, is coming up on Thursday. I’m enjoying the sun from my folding chair in the woods as I write this report on a camping trip. That’s called shoe-leather reporting. The sun is dripping from the trees, creating puddles of
The weather, currently. An unusual combination of high heat and rain could show up on Wednesday. Temperatures will reach into the mid-80s, and possibly into the 90s in surrounding areas, prompting a heat advisory around the Puget Sound. There’s a small chance that rain could begin sprinkling down in
The weather, currently. Things are heating up just slightly. On Tuesday, the temperature could cross over 80°F. Otherwise, it will be much of the same: sun, a few clouds, light breezes. It’s late summer bliss. With warmer temperatures pushed later into the summer this year, so is the
The weather, currently. A perfect, gorgeous, don’t-wanna-work kind of day is in store for Seattle on Monday. With ocean blue skies sprinkled with clouds and temperatures in the high-70s, it’s a great day to bike to work or have a picnic lunch. You’ll be comfortable in your
The weather, currently. Now that the heatwave is over, get ready to soak up a nice, cool weekend. Friday morning will be crisp and breezy with some clouds overhead—a good chance for a coffee walk. The temperature will reach the mid-70s in the afternoon. At around midnight, rain could
The weather, currently. Thursday is the last day in this stretch of heat. One more day of sitting on the very edge of your bus seat so your legs don’t stick (if you know, you know). One more day of setting your alarm for early in the morning to
The weather, currently. Another summer week, another heat advisory. This time the advisory is taking hold on Wednesday and is projected to stretch through Friday, with temperatures in the 80s and possibly reaching into the 90s. As summer winds down, it can be easy to get complacent with the heat.
The weather, currently. This weekend is going to be about ten degrees cooler, and you know what? We’ve earned it. After nearly melting into a puddle during the past couple of days, we can look forward to not sweating all of the time. We will wake up on Friday
The weather, currently. What’s that sound? Oh, it’s just the five fans I have blowing directly on me as I write this. The heat advisory continues today in Seattle and throughout the Puget Sound area. Fortunately, Thursday morning could offer a bit of reprieve with some light winds
The weather, currently. A pattern seems to be emerging this summer in Seattle: we get one, maybe two, days of goldilocks weather with blue skies and temperatures in the 70s before uncomfortable heat blankets the city again. I hope you’ve enjoyed moderate temperatures so far this week because a
The weather, currently. The warm and sunny days will continue on Tuesday. The morning will be gray with some fog—be careful if you’re driving. By around noon, a few clouds will remain in the sky but it will mostly be sunny and blue. Temperatures could reach as high
The weather, currently. We are in store for a gorgeous, perfect Seattle summer weekend. The sun will be hot, but gentle breezes will make the air feel cool and comfortable. Friday will reach the high-80s, and the rest of the weekend will have highs in the mid-80s. With Seafair over,
The weather, currently. After Wednesday’s thunder, we’re returning to much calmer weather on Thursday. It should be sunny and dry, with a smattering of clouds. The temperature could climb up to around 78°F after 6 pm. Take your lunch outside, and consider going for an afternoon walk.
The weather, currently. The Blue Angels have left town, and anxious dogs across the city are rejoicing. But the sun is going to stick around for a couple more days — Monday should be much like the weekend, bright and in the mid-80s. A western Washington heat advisory that began on
The weather, currently. The sun is returning on Friday to kick off a comfortably warm and dry weekend. You might need a light jacket to keep warm on Friday morning when temperatures could be in the 50s. But they will reach the low-70s by the afternoon. Saturday and Sunday will
The weather, currently. Did you spend last week’s heatwave pleading with the cloudless sky for rain? Maybe that was just me. On Thursday, this wish will be granted. Some drizzle will begin falling overnight and could continue on and off until around noon on Thursday. The afternoon will be
The weather, currently. Wednesday will continue to offer cool relief. The sun will rise behind a few clouds, then the sky will grow increasingly gray throughout the morning. Temperatures will climb from the high-50s in the morning to a high around 77°F by late afternoon. Though temperatures have dropped
The weather, currently. Tuesday will have a high of 77°F. That’s not a typo—just two days after a stretch of days in the 90s that felt like it would never end, we’re dropping back down to textbook Seattle summer weather (assuming the textbook was written before
The weather, currently. The past week has been rough, but relief is rolling in on Monday in the form of cooler temperatures. You can put your ice packs away and cook something on the stove without worrying too much about heating up the kitchen. I’m looking forward to sleeping
The weather, currently. Although the heatwave was initially expected to end on Friday, it is probably going to stick around for another day or two, giving us a hot weekend. Continue to hydrate, stay in the shade, let cool air into your home in the morning and avoid cooking if
The weather, currently. The heat is now combining with smoke drifting in from California’s wildfires to make an ugly cocktail that we are, unfortunately, used to after the past couple of years. Air quality is expected to be moderate, meaning that there are enough tiny particles of pollution in
The weather, currently. The good news is that we’re about halfway through this heatwave, with only a couple more days to endure. The bad news is that it might still get hot enough to break records: Seattle’s hottest recorded temperature for July 27 is 95°F. Here’s
The weather, currently. A stretch of hot weather will roll in on Tuesday, and stick around until Friday. With temperatures reaching up to the mid-90s, this is a good time to plan ahead for how you will stay cool. Fortunately for people without air conditioning, temperatures are expected to drop
The weather, currently. Here’s my performance review for Seattle’s summer so far: excellent, zero notes, keep up the good work. I’m loving the relatively cool temperatures and the nighttime sprinkles every couple of weeks. I could do without all the bug clouds at eye level, but hey—
The weather, currently. Get ready for a goldilocks weekend. Warm, but not too hot. Sunny, but with a few clouds. Friday will be mostly cloudy and cool, hovering around 60°F, for much of the day. In the afternoon, most of the clouds will clear out and the temperature will
Get ready for another warm one. Thursday will be much like Wednesday—sunny and cool in the morning climbing to the high-70s by late afternoon. Throw open your windows to let in the morning breeze and pull shades down over southwest-facing windows early in the afternoon to keep the sun
The weather, currently. We have another sunny day ahead on Wednesday. It’s the kind of day that makes me want to kick back in a hammock with iced tea and a book. Instead, I’ll be at my desk, working. When you’re getting ready for the day, do
The weather, currently. The water on the ground from Monday morning’s drizzle won’t last long, because sunny, warm weather is returning on Tuesday. The day will begin with temperatures in the high-50s, rising rapidly around noon to reach the low-70s by 2 pm. It could reach 79°F
The weather, currently. We’re in store for a warm and sunny week in Seattle, but it will start out slightly cooler. Monday will be cloudy and breezy most of the day. You’ll want to wear a light coat on your way to work to keep warm, but don’
The weather, currently. A slightly cooler weekend is coming, and we might even see some rain. On Friday morning, we’ll wake up to gray, cloudy skies that will clear up gradually. By noon, it should be partly sunny and cool. The temperature will climb to 75°F by the
The weather, currently. July is breaking Seattle’s recent trend by being dry and slightly warmer than average. The mountain is out and set against a cerulean background. Thursday will be no different. The sun will rise Thursday morning over clear skies. You may see a cloud or two at
The weather, currently. Who else has felt like they’ve been melting during the past couple of days? Warmer temperatures make me lethargic, but I’m trying to get outside for long walks—even if that means packing along water and constantly stumbling into bug clouds that seem to be
The weather, currently. We will wake up Tuesday morning to patchy fog. If you’re driving to work, take it slow and be alert in case you drive into a sudden fog cloud. It should clear up by mid-morning as temperatures begin to climb quickly from the low-60s to the
The weather, currently. For those of us acclimated to a cool and breezy Seattle, Monday could feel like a scorcher by day’s end. The morning will begin cool and comfortable, as usual, with blue skies and gentle gusts. If you’re prone to overheating, go outside as early as
The weather, currently. If you like a breezy, sunny day in the mid-70s, then you’re going to love this weekend. Friday will begin gray and cool, but the clouds will gradually clear out to give us a mostly sunny afternoon. The temperature will reach a high of 74°F
The weather, currently. So far this week, the rain has been watering my garden while I sleep and holding off long enough during the day to allow dry, yet muggy, walks through my neighborhood. Thursday should continue in this pattern. Showers are possible before sunrise, and we could be sprinkled
The weather, currently. After a surprisingly sunny holiday, is Seattle’s summer finally here? It looks like it. We have a relatively warm and dry few days ahead. On Wednesday morning, you might step outside to find the ground still damp from overnight rain. When you look up to find
