Seattle was expected to see low clouds and fog spread across the area Sunday morning, with one more mild afternoon ahead before fall settles back in. The city should warm to near 71 degrees under mostly sunny skies, while light north winds keep conditions comfortable for outdoor plans.
Patchy low clouds and fog may spread across parts of the lowlands this morning before breaking up later in the day, according to the National Weather Service Seattle. The updated outlook extends the sunny stretch detailed in Hoodline’s Saturday forecast while adding a clearer picture of the cooler, wetter finish ahead.
Sunny Sunday Gives Way To Cooler Days
Sunday night will turn partly cloudy, with temperatures dipping to around 53 degrees. Monday should reach about 68 degrees with partly sunny skies, followed by a mostly sunny Tuesday near 65 degrees. Winds will remain light across Seattle, generally staying below 10 mph.
Rain Chances Increase Friday Afternoon Into Saturday
Wednesday and Thursday remain mostly dry, with highs near 66 and 67 degrees, respectively. Rain chances increase Friday afternoon into Saturday, with a 30% chance of rain during the day Friday as temperatures top out near 62 degrees. Saturday looks cooler still, with a high near 59 and another chance of light rain before evening.
Small Craft Advisory Covers Strait Waters
Seattle has no watches or warnings listed, but boaters should take note of a Small Craft Advisory covering the central and eastern U.S. waters of the Strait of Juan de Fuca from 5 p.m. Sunday through 5 a.m. Monday. For city residents, the practical forecast is simpler: enjoy the warm afternoon, keep a jacket nearby after sunset and expect the rain jacket to make its seasonal return by Friday.
