The overcast skies and mist that have been clinging to Seattle are set to part, promising a mostly sunny wrap to the weekend, according to the National Weather Service in Seattle. The city is currently enshrouded in mist with a chilly temperature of 46°F and a high humidity of 92%, as per the latest update today at 5:53 AM PDT. Visibility remains at a modest 3 miles, with little to no wind to clear the damp conditions.
The forecast anticipates a slight 20 percent chance of showers before 7 AM today, thereafter it’s expected to be mostly cloudy with a high inching towards 57. The breezes from the north northwest will blow lightly at 5 to 9 mph. Come nightfall, it's predicted that skies will clear progressively, dropping to a low around 43, while the northwest winds settle down post-midnight. Complementing today's overcast, Seattleites can look forward to a break in the clouds as tomorrow morning's cloudiness makes way for clear skies later in the day, with temperatures climbing to a comfortable 61.
The start of the week introduces a sunny Monday with a high near 68 degrees, offering a dry reprieve after the weekend's moisture. A calm wind will pick up to a northern breeze by afternoon, between 5 to 7 mph. For those interested in tracking the city's shifting skies, more details can be found on the NWS's official website.
Looking ahead, the weather seems to be on an upward trend, with Tuesday boasting a high near a balmy 76 degrees under mostly sunny skies. Evening temperatures for the following days are forecasted to remain fairly mild, with lows in the low 50s. Wednesday continues the pattern, shining on with a 71-degree high before a slight chance of showers possibly interrupts the night. The latter half of the week stays consistent, with Thursday and Friday exhibiting mostly sunny conditions and highs resting comfortably in the mid-60s to upper 60s, assured to lend some warmth to the lingering chill in the air.
