The National Weather Service (NWS) in Seattle projects a mostly sunny day today, with a high near 42 degrees and light north winds. The evening is expected to bring mostly cloudy skies and a low around 34, maintaining calm conditions, reported by the NWS. as the city continues to experience typical Pacific Northwest winter weather.
Heading into the weekend, partly sunny skies are on the docket for Sunday with similar temperatures hovering around the 42-degree mark and minimal wind interference. The pattern of mostly cloudy nights persists into Sunday evening, with lows sitting comfortably at about 35 degrees. Monday isn't straying from the script, featuring more clouds and a slightly higher high near 45 degrees, according to the same NWS update.
The forecast for the upcoming week doesn't promise much in the way of sunshine, with the theme of mostly cloudy skies dominating. Tuesday might bring some variety, with patchy fog expected before 9 a.m., but reverting back to general cloudiness as the day progresses. Temperatures remain relatively consistent, with highs near 45 degrees and evening lows not dropping far below that, the overcast skies providing a blanket of sorts to keep the chill in check.
Changes in the pattern start midweek, Wednesday carries a slight chance of rain after 10 a.m. with a high pushing up near 47 degrees. Rain chances increase into Wednesday night, mainly after 10 p.m. New Year's Day isn't looking much better, bringing cloudy skies and a higher likelihood of rain to ring in 2026, and showers become more probable as the week continues, with rain likely by Friday.
