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Summer weather returns to Seattle on Labor Day weekend


Summer weather returns to Seattle on Labor Day weekend

After experiencing exceptionally cool and wet weather over the past few days, we are predicting the return of glorious summer weather just in time for Labor Day weekend.

Temperatures between 21 and 25 degrees are expected in Seattle on Sunday.

On Sunday, Seattle residents can expect clouds to roll in later in the afternoon and sun to break through. Cloud cover will vary from neighborhood to neighborhood, and forecast models are divided on how sunny (or not) it will be this afternoon.

There may be isolated showers over the Olympic Mountains today, but otherwise dry weather is forecast.

Slightly warmer weather is forecast for Seattle on Sunday.

Highs across Western Washington on Sunday will range from 64 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit. (FOX 13 Seattle)

Due to an approaching low pressure system, isolated showers are possible Monday evening into Tuesday morning. Tuesday will also be windy in places, especially near the Cascades.

Wet weather is possible in Seattle on Monday evening.

A low pressure system will bring rain showers to Seattle late Monday through early Tuesday. (FOX 13 Seattle)

In Seattle, highs will drop to 15 to 20 degrees on Tuesday.

In Seattle, maximum temperatures will drop to 15 to 20 degrees on Tuesday. (FOX 13 Seattle)

It will be drier on Wednesday. Temperatures will gradually rise to almost 27 degrees by Labor Day weekend.

It could be rainy again in Seattle on Monday evening.

In Seattle, maximum temperatures this week are above 21 degrees almost every day. (FOX 13 Seattle)

Recent cool and wet weather is helping firefighters battle wildfires in central and eastern Washington. Unfortunately, the rain caused a mudflow on one lane of Highway 20 near the burn scar of the Easy Fire (in far eastern Skagit County) on Friday, according to the National Weather Service.

Recently burned areas may be more prone to flooding because they cannot absorb as much moisture as other areas. When heavy rain is forecast, we need to be alert to potential flooding over these burn scars.

I hope you are enjoying the mild sunshine this afternoon!

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