The National Weather Service in Seattle predicts a somewhat cloudy day giving way to clearer skies with the temperature steadily climbing up to a comfortable high near 69 degrees. With the morning overcast gently dispersing, the city will see the calm wind shift to northwest at around 6 mph this afternoon, making for what appears to be a pleasant day ahead.
Those planning to venture out later in the day can look forward to a partly cloudy evening. Temperatures are expected to drop to around 53 degrees, and the north wind will also wind down to become calm as we move into the night. Locals should experience another moderately warm day on Sunday, with highs hovering close to 69 degrees, with a calm wind picking up to around 5 mph come afternoon. This mild pattern, as reported by the National Weather Service, is a welcome consistency for Seattleites looking to fully enjoy their weekend plans.
The work week begins on a similar note with Monday showing partly sunny skies and a high again near 72 degrees. A calm breeze is to set in motion at about 6 mph out of the north in the afternoon. Come nightfall, the skies are forecasted to remain mostly clear, with lows dipping down to 57 degrees.
For those to planning to make the most of the outdoor settings, Tuesday is the day to mark on the calendar, with an expected high of around 74 degrees under mostly sunny skies. However, the night might bring a slight chance of rain after 11 p.m., so late evening activities should probably include a contingency for indoors. The midweek forecast, according to the National Weather Service, indicates a spike in rain likelihood, especially Wednesday onwards with mostly cloudy conditions. Downpours are most probable post midmorning Wednesday, continuing into the night and setting an overcast tone for the remaining week. Temperatures for these wetter days are expected to stay within the mid-60s, with nighttime lows comfortably in the mid-50s.
