More than 3,000 Seattle customers lost power on June 15 as a heat advisory baked the city; Seattle City Light is investigating and has not set an ETA for restoration.

Heat Advisory in effect through 5 AM PDT Tuesday, June 16. Highs near 89°F today with inland spots possibly reaching the low 90s.

A National Weather Service watch warns gusty winds and low humidity across eastern Washington Tuesday; any new fires could spread quickly.

A Heat Advisory is in effect for Seattle from 11 AM Sunday through 5 AM Tuesday. Expect highs in the mid‑80s to upper‑80s and warm nights; take precautions.

Heat Advisory for Seattle runs 11 a.m. Sunday through 5 a.m. Tuesday; highs will reach the 80s–90s with limited nighttime relief.

Seasonal low tides have returned to Puget Sound, exposing flats and prompting closures after toxic shellfish tests. Officials urge harvesters to check maps and cook shellfish thoroughly.

A Heat Advisory runs in Seattle from Sunday, June 14 through Tuesday, June 16. Highs will reach the 80s with limited overnight relief.

Clear and mild Thursday with a high near 70°F. A strong warm-up Sunday–Monday could push temps into the 80s–90s.

Cloudy morning in Seattle with highs near 65°F; a sharp warm-up — including possible record highs — arrives Sunday–Monday.

Light rain and fog Tuesday morning with gusty southwest winds and marine advisories. A sharp warm‑up moves in later this week, with 80s by Sunday.

A Portland State University model warns heat-related illnesses and treatment costs could roughly double by 2040, with Pacific Northwest cities facing steep risk.

Rain moves in Monday, June 8 with steady showers and choppy seas. Expect a soggy commute and check transit and marine advisories.

Cloudy Sunday, highs near 64°F, then rain returns Monday into Tuesday with coastal small‑craft concerns. Plan extra time for wet afternoon commutes.