Seattle Weather: Morning clouds to sun Wednesday
Morning clouds to afternoon sunshine, highs in the upper 60s Wednesday. A few morning clouds and sprinkles turned to sunny skies in the afternoon, with temperatures reaching the upper to mid 60s. Despite a few sprinkles, winds increased significantly in Central Washington, particularly in Seattle and Wenatchee. Despite this, temperatures will remain below average and the next round of rain is expected Friday afternoon and weekend. The nicest day of the week is expected to be Thursday, with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. There is also a chance of showers and possible thunderstorms in western Washington, but temperatures will still be below average.
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A few morning clouds and sprinkles turned to sunny skies in the afternoon and highs in the upper to mid 60s.
We saw only a few sprinkles early today, mainly along the coast and in the north interior.
Winds did get gusty today, especially in Central Washington. Winds peaked at around 35 mph for Seattle and almost 50 mph for Wenatchee.
Tonight a few clouds will be around, but temperatures will be a little cooler along with calmer winds.
Morning clouds start the day Wednesday and with weak high pressure building in quickly, skies will clear by midday.
High temperatures will be slightly warmer, by a degree or two on Wednesday. Overall, we will still be below average.
Skies will be nice and sunny into Wednesday afternoon. Winds will also be a lot calmer.
The nicest day of the week is looking to be Thursday, highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Our next round of rain moves in Friday afternoon and into the weekend. Skies will be cloudier Saturday with a chance of showers and possible thunderstorms in the afternoon around western Washington. Skies are looking a little drier for Father's Day Sunday, but temps will still be cooler.