Seattle’s clouds should give way to a warm afternoon Saturday, with a mostly dry weekend ahead. Mountain storms and Strait winds are the main weather concerns.

Seattle should reach 81 degrees Friday under mostly sunny skies, but mountain fire danger and Strait of Juan de Fuca winds will demand attention.

Seattle is headed for a sunny stretch with highs near 80 through Friday, but a Red Flag Warning puts mountain fire danger in the spotlight.

Seattle’s clouds should clear Wednesday before a warm, mostly sunny stretch peaks Friday near 82 degrees. A small rain chance returns Monday and Tuesday.

Seattle gets sunshine and a high near 76°F Tuesday before warmer, mostly dry weather settles in through the weekend.

Seattle gets a mild, mostly sunny Monday after a brief gray start, with warmer weather building toward Friday.

Seattle starts Sunday smoky but settles into sunny, seasonable weather before warming back up late in the week.

Seattle starts Saturday with smoky skies before sunshine breaks through and temperatures reach 81 degrees. A cooler, mostly dry stretch follows into next week.

Seattle faces one more hot, smoky day Friday as a Heat Advisory runs through 10 p.m. Cooler, mostly sunny weather arrives this weekend.

Seattle faces smoky skies, a Thursday Heat Advisory and another hot day Friday before temperatures ease this weekend.

Seattle faces two hot days with highs near 90 and wildfire smoke returning Wednesday afternoon. Cooler, cleaner conditions are expected by the weekend.

Seattle will heat up to 83 degrees Tuesday and 88 Wednesday as wildfire smoke spreads through the afternoons. Cooler, sunnier weather arrives this weekend.

Clear skies and a mild 75-degree Monday give way to Seattle’s hottest stretch of the week, with temperatures nearing 90 by Thursday. Wildfire smoke could become more noticeable Tuesday.