Sunday, June 14, 2020

Warmer Weather At Last...But Rain First

We will finally have warmer weather...but of course it has to rain first. 

We have received 0.98 inches of rain this month in Puyallup, and amounts of 0.90-1.5 inches are common around the South Sound. This is more rain than our last two June’s combined. 

Rain moves on the coast Sunday night and spreads into the Lowlands. It turns showery by Monday afternoon and remains so through Tuesday. 

Here is the UW forecast model showing forecast precipitation through the next 48 hours (4 PM Tuesday). 



Our area receives 0.16-0.64 inches. Forecasts show common amounts around 0.3-0.5 inches. 

However...there is warmer weather coming! Finally!

Forecasts show that a high pressure ridge begins to build by Wednesday and Thursday. Rain chances remain through Wednesday. Then Thursday will be mostly sunny, with highs in the 70s. 

Highs from Thursday through Sunday are in the mid-upper 70s, peaking on the weekend! It will be partly sunny, with slight chances of rain on the weekend, but it looks mostly dry!

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