Forecast Updates

Tuesday late-afternoon update: We're halfway thru this Heat Advisory - 30 hours down, 30 hours to go until it expires at 11pm tomorrow night! The high clouds seemed to have kept a few degrees off... view more →

Happy First Day of Summer! It’s gonna feel like it the next few days, including a Heat Advisory… but “Juneuary” has one more appearance to make this year… First off: for the second week in a row,... view more →

Another nice weekend, before another hot start to the workweek - in fact, the National Weather Service just issued a(nother) Heat Advisory for Monday thru Wednesday. Let's talk about the weekend... view more →

Even with the high clouds around today, it was a hot day…several weather stations around the Plateau reached the 90° mark - and several low-90s around the Eastside! Sea-Tac set a daily record of... view more →

Monday morning update: Heat Advisory is still in effect until 5am tomorrow. Yesterday afternoon topped out in the upper-80s - as of 8:30am this morning, we're already five degrees warmer than we... view more →

Sunday early AM update: the Heat Advisory goes into effect at 11am this morning. It’s only in the mid-50s as of 6:30am, but it’s going to warm up quickly this morning - plan on upper-80s to near... view more →

⚠️🥵 Heat Advisory from 11am Sunday to 5pm Tuesday 🥵⚠️ Our first heat wave of the summer is here! It's only a few days, and it's not too extreme...though it will get hot. Quick breakdown of the... view more →

June-uary is almost over! And more summer-like weather is around the corner... Fairly steady rain continues overnight tonight (Monday night), turning to showers tomorrow (Tuesday)...close to 0.25"... view more →

I've got "bright news" and "dim news", kinda like good news / bad news...on the bright side, as of tonight, sunsets are after 9pm until mid-July!! On the dim side, it's gonna be cold and damp the... view more →

It's June 1st - today marks the start of meteorological summer! For stats and record-keeping purposes, it's easier to use the first of the month rather than the solstice or equinox dates, which... view more →