The forecast for Seattle remains consistently gray as the National Weather Service reports an overcast sky with temperatures clinging to a chilly 46 degrees Fahrenheit. The latest update, received at 4:53 AM PDT, reveals a humidity that saturates the air at 79 percent, a Southeastern breeze at a barely-there 4 miles per hour, and a barometric pressure reading of 29.88 inches—or 1011.85 millibars for those scientifically inclined. The dewpoint hovers at 40 degrees Fahrenheit, suggesting the cold is just enough to remind residents of winter's departing touch.
Despite the subdued conditions, visibility stands clear at 10 miles, offering a reprieve from the oft-fog-shrouded mornings typical of the Emerald City. The wind chill factor, however, manages to drop the feel of the air to a nippier 44 degrees—a subtle difference to surely make locals reach for that extra layer before stepping out. For more detailed weather information, residents can visit the NWS website at NWS Seattle.
On days like this, the gray sky stays unchanged above the city, giving a sense of quiet comfort typical of the Pacific Northwest's weather. Commuters feel the gentle breeze persisting throughout their morning journey.
As we move towards spring, Seattle residents are ready for more days like this. They hope to see the gray skies give way to the vibrant colors of spring, which always arrives steadily and slowly. Seattleites, used to finding the good even in the rain, will patiently wait for clearer skies and the full arrival of spring.
