The National Weather Service in Seattle has provided a detailed forecast for the greater Seattle area, indicating a transition from mostly cloudy skies earlier today to predominantly sunny conditions with a high approaching 74 degrees. Calm winds are expected to shift west-northwest near 6 mph in the afternoon, according to the latest update on the NWS website. Looking ahead, the evening should see partly cloudy skies with a low of around 53 degrees, and the wind, starting from the north-northeast at 5 to 7 mph, is predicted to ease after midnight.
For those planning their Sunday outings, the NWS forecast suggests ideal conditions: a sunny day with a high near 76 degrees and light winds. The calm air of the morning is due to shift north-northwest at a speed of 5 to 7 mph later in the day, making it a prime opportunity for Seattleites to enjoy the outdoors before the workweek resumes; and as the night draws in, they can expect mostly clear skies with lows around 56 degrees. The start of the week appears to be no less pleasant, with Monday continuing the sunny streak and highs projected to hit the low 80s. The NWS's current prediction doesn't show signs of any inclement weather disruptions through at least the following Friday, with highs steadily in the 70s and low 80s and nighttime lows dipping into the high 50s without a hint of significant wind or rain to alter the temperate outlook.
As the week progresses, the forecast, accessible on the NWS website, calls for continued sunny days with highs peaking at around 83 degrees on Tuesday, followed by mostly clear nights, the serene pattern does not break as Wednesday stays mostly sunny with highs in the mid-to-upper 70s, and while Thursday night's forecast includes some cloud cover, temperatures remain comfortable into the following day.
