For most of us, Wednesday has been a dry day. There has been some passing showers, but not much else. Rain will move in tomorrow, later in the day. Let's examine the details...
Rain moves in on Thursday night, and the precipitation chance increases, along with the amount of rain, through the night. After that, rain is likely to continue through the weekend. Take a look at this forecast model, showing rain through Sunday night.
Most areas receive 0.45-0.5 inches of rain. Not a ton, but a decent amount for a 2ish day storm!
Rain will continue through at least Tuesday night, and our totals will range from 0.9-1.1 inches of rain!
Temperatures will be normal for early spring, highs 48-55, lows 37-44.
This is Matthew Pfab's (@The_Weatherman2) weather blog, specifically focusing on weather in Western Washington. This blog runs as a companion to my Twitter page. Find the latest weather information below!
Wednesday, March 25, 2020
Friday, March 20, 2020
Sun Transitioning to Rain
It has been an absolutely gorgeous week, with sun every day and multiple days above 60 degrees! We’ll continue the sun through Saturday, before clouds and eventually rain move in to the area.
I have personally enjoyed being able to get outside each afternoon and feel the warm sun and see the beauty of the PNW. I was able to capture this beautiful sunset through a tree on Wednesday night. Sometimes, you just need to look in the right place and you’ll find the beauty!
We will enjoy one more sunny day on Saturday, before clouds and rain slowly move in from Sunday to Monday. Saturday’s high will be in the upper 50s, so get out there and enjoy the last sun for a bit!
As we make our way through the weekend, clouds move in and temperatures drop. Sunday will be mostly cloudy, and high temperatures will drop from the upper 50s to the upper 40s. Rain moves in on Monday, turning to showers by Tuesday.
There is a chance of more weather systems through the week. It will remain mostly cloudy through at least next Saturday.
Sunday, March 15, 2020
Sunny Week Ahead
As the clouds move out today, we will transition to a sunny stretch of weather!! Let’s take a look at the details...
Cold NE winds will continue through Monday night, gusting 15-30 mph. Clear nights also means cold temperatures...and we will dip below freezing Sunday, Monday, and possibly Tuesday nights. Lows will be 28°-32°.
We will warm up dramatically tomorrow, with highs reaching the mid 50s, instead of the low 40s like today. Monday to Friday will be sunny with highs 50°-60°! Yes, you read that right...60 degrees is possible!!
After Friday, we will cloud up some more, as there’s a chance of rain. Here’s a graphic from NWS Seattle that shows our weather for the next 5 days!
We will warm up dramatically tomorrow, with highs reaching the mid 50s, instead of the low 40s like today. Monday to Friday will be sunny with highs 50°-60°! Yes, you read that right...60 degrees is possible!!
After Friday, we will cloud up some more, as there’s a chance of rain. Here’s a graphic from NWS Seattle that shows our weather for the next 5 days!
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