Cloudy start Friday with afternoon sunbreaks, highs in the 70s. Convergence zone showers north expected by the evening.

It’s been nearly a month since our last measurable rain, but that dry stretch is finally coming to an end for some of us.

Below-average temperatures continue into next week, with Seattle potentially seeing its first 60-degree day since mid-July.

A few showers will be possible Tuesday, followed by slightly damp conditions Wednesday with temperatures in the upper 60s.

Seattle weather heats back up early next week with low 80s returning Tuesday. Mostly sunny skies developed across Western Washington through the afternoon, helping temperatures climb into the low to ...

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Cool days are starting to enter the weekly rotation, breaking up long stretches of sunshine and heat. We'll start off hot ...

SEATTLE - Morning clouds across the region today gradually broke apart, allowing for some afternoon sun. It will be a fairly typical early-March setup around the greater Seattle area, with a mix of ...

Seattle’s brief heat surge peaks Tuesday near 86 degrees, then the forecast takes a cooler, cloudier turn before the weekend rain arrives. Saturday could bring showers and thunderstorms too.

The overnight low this evening will drop back into the 50s and clouds will move in by tomorrow morning. An onshore wind will continue across western Washington with cool temperatures at the coast.