Seattle is waking up cloudy and cool Saturday, with a few early showers possible before the skies turn partly sunny. Temperatures will climb from the upper 40s into the mid-50s, but the afternoon will still feel more like fall than a lingering summer encore.
The National Weather Service puts Seattle’s high near 57 degrees Saturday. Winds will shift to the north at 6 to 10 knots during the afternoon, then turn southeasterly that evening; the National Weather Service forecast gives weekend overnight lows in the upper 30s to low 40s.
Sunny Sunday Brings A Noticeable Rebound
Sunday looks like the weekend’s better outdoor bet, with sunshine and a high near 61 degrees. Monday stays sunny, with a high around 61. Overnight lows are expected to range from the upper 30s to low 40s.
Frost and freeze conditions are possible in some areas Sunday and Monday mornings, so gardeners and early-morning drivers should be ready for a chilly start.
Mild Conditions Favored Beyond Midweek
Tuesday’s high is expected to reach about 63 degrees. Beyond midweek, a return to high pressure and mild conditions is generally favored.
The latest outlook adds more detail to Hoodline’s Friday forecast, especially around the frost and freeze potential and the clearer Sunday-through-Monday stretch. For Seattle proper, the practical takeaway is simple: bring a light rain layer for the morning, then swap it for sunglasses by afternoon.
