What a difference a day makes! We're seeing pleasant temperatures through the extended forecast. We'll see a slight bump and warm up into the 80s by Friday and again early next week.

As the first men's soccer game got underway at Lumen Field, temperatures in nearby Sea-Tac rose to 90 degrees, breaking a record set in 1963.

As the work week kicks off, rain will become widespread across the entire Seattle area, bringing a cool, wet, and occasionally stormy setup. Good news: warm and summerlike conditions are up next.

A few morning clouds will give way to mostly sunny skies in western Washington, with highs in the 70s.

The hottest day in this stretch of warm weather is expected to be Monday when Seattle hosts its first World Cup match.

Wed, April 15, 2026 at 10:44 PM UTC SEATTLE - Today, a winter storm warning remained in effect through 11 p.m. with storm total snow accumulations of eight to 18 inches across the Cascades. Combined with blustery conditions, this created reduced visibility ...

The week ahead will be dry with near seasonal temperatures. We will see a brief warm up for the next FIFA Seattle game on Friday.

I’m forecasting 87 degrees for Seattle on Sunday, which would break the daily record of 86 degrees from 1988, and on Sunday the high in Seattle should hit 90 degrees.

After a couple days of advance notice, the Heat Advisory alert from the National Weather Service is about to take effect, starting at 11 this morning. The NWS isn't expecting record temperatures, but hot enough: Hot conditions with high temperatures up to 85 to 90 degrees and low