Today's overcast morning in Seattle did not deter the National Weather Service from predicting a mostly sunny day ahead, with temperatures expected to climb comfortably to 72°. The humidity sits at a moderate 82%, and visibility stretches a clear 10 miles, suggesting that the city's residents can look forward to a pleasant day. As the Southeast wind shifts to the West this afternoon, it plans on maintaining a gentle 6 mph, keeping the air fresh without causing a chill.

According to the National Weather Service's forecast, the evening will bring a modest cover of clouds, with temperatures dipping to a low of around 55°. Those looking to enjoy their evening outdoors can expect a subtle West Northwest breeze circling back East by nightfall.

The midweek outlook remains favorable, with Wednesday shaping to be partly sunny initially and then divulging into full sunshine by the afternoon. Anticipate a calm wind in the morning, later becoming a more determined North breeze at 6 mph, as the high nears a comfortable 75°. Wednesday night's sky is expected to be clear while the temperatures slightly decrease, marking a low of around 55°.

Looking forward to Independence Day, celebrations should coincide with ideal weather conditions. The National Weather Service predicts a sunny Thursday, with the mercury reading peaking at 79°. It’s set to be a light North Northeast wind in the morning, swiftly becoming a regular guest at 5 to 9 mph, ensuring flags will wave with purpose on this national holiday.

The forecast remains consistently sunny into the weekend, with each day climbing higher on the thermometer. Friday and Saturday boast temperatures of 86° and 88°, respectively, and nighttime lows are expected to stay above 60°. Sunday appears to be the zenith of this heat trend, with a sunny sky leading to a high near 91°, giving way to mostly clear conditions come evening.

For those planning early-week activities, Monday's weather seems to relinquish only a hint of its grasp on the heat, with a high near 83°.