https://yesoui.ai/shows/todays-weather-in-seattle/enNews© 2026 YesOui.aihttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/796412674fdd2d0410a17cfc48932fd5.jpghttps://yesoui.ai/shows/todays-weather-in-seattle/Mon, 08 Jun 2026 15:39:18 +0000YesOuiYesOuihello@yesoui.aiWeather in Seattle — daily weather briefing for Seattle, Washington. Each episode covers today's forecast for the Seattle metro area: current conditions, high and low temperatures, rainfall chances, cloud cover, wind, and any flood warnings, snow...falsee0332440-fc29-52c3-8927-fc6df80f3b7etrueepisodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-seattle-sunday-31-may-2026--72262601
Right now it's 46°F and mostly clear with a light east-northeast breeze at 5 mph and zero chance of rain. Sunday delivers full sunshine with a high near 66°F — perfect layer-up-then-peel-off weather. Monday steps it up to 72°F, mostly sunny, no precipitation. Then Tuesday arrives with sunshine and a high of 81°F, the headline of the week. With only a 4% precipitation chance, that's functionally a guaranteed dry day.

After Tuesday, the window starts to close. Wednesday comes in partly sunny near 75°F with an 11% rain chance. Thursday dips to 69°F as the marine influence nudges back. Friday edges up to a 19% chance of rain, and by Saturday you're looking at 50% and highs near 62°F. So the best of it is Sunday through Tuesday — use those days.

No active weather alerts anywhere in the Seattle metro area. No flood warnings, no wind advisories, nothing to track.

What to wear: layers in the morning through Monday, but plan for a warm afternoon. By Tuesday, light clothing is all you need. If you've been putting off any outdoor plans, this is your window.

A quick, practical Seattle weather briefing — under 3 minutes, every day.

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Right now it's 46°F and mostly clear with a light east-northeast breeze at 5 mph and zero chance of rain. Sunday delivers full sunshine with a high near 66°F — perfect layer-up-then-peel-off weather. Monday steps it up to 72°F, mostly sunny, no precipitation. Then Tuesday arrives with sunshine and a high of 81°F, the headline of the week. With only a 4% precipitation chance, that's functionally a guaranteed dry day.

After Tuesday, the window starts to close. Wednesday comes in partly sunny near 75°F with an 11% rain chance. Thursday dips to 69°F as the marine influence nudges back. Friday edges up to a 19% chance of rain, and by Saturday you're looking at 50% and highs near 62°F. So the best of it is Sunday through Tuesday — use those days.

No active weather alerts anywhere in the Seattle metro area. No flood warnings, no wind advisories, nothing to track.

What to wear: layers in the morning through Monday, but plan for a warm afternoon. By Tuesday, light clothing is all you need. If you've been putting off any outdoor plans, this is your window.

A quick, practical Seattle weather briefing — under 3 minutes, every day.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>12381 degrees seattle,daily seattle forecast,pacific northwest weather,seattle daily news,seattle heat wave,seattle no rain,seattle spring forecast,seattle sunny weather,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weather update,seattle weekend outlookfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-seattle-saturday-30-may-2026--72245523
Saturday signals the shift: partly sunny skies and a high near 63°F. By Sunday, full sun arrives and stays, with a high of 65 and zero percent chance of rain. Monday pushes further — sunny and 72 degrees, the kind of afternoon that has you questioning every life choice that ever took you elsewhere. Then comes Tuesday, the peak: 81 degrees, full sun, almost no wind. For Seattle, that's not a forecast. That's an event.

The window closes Tuesday evening. Light rain creeps back overnight, Wednesday carries scattered chances through a high of 69, Thursday follows suit, and by Friday the familiar grey mood reasserts itself with rain probability climbing to 39%.

This daily Seattle forecast covers everything you need: current conditions, high and low temperatures, rainfall chances, wind, cloud cover, and any active weather alerts for the Seattle metro area. Practical, specific, and under three minutes — so you know exactly what to wear and what to plan before you walk out the door.

The sun is showing up this weekend, Seattle. Saturday through Tuesday is your window. Use it.

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Saturday signals the shift: partly sunny skies and a high near 63°F. By Sunday, full sun arrives and stays, with a high of 65 and zero percent chance of rain. Monday pushes further — sunny and 72 degrees, the kind of afternoon that has you questioning every life choice that ever took you elsewhere. Then comes Tuesday, the peak: 81 degrees, full sun, almost no wind. For Seattle, that's not a forecast. That's an event.

The window closes Tuesday evening. Light rain creeps back overnight, Wednesday carries scattered chances through a high of 69, Thursday follows suit, and by Friday the familiar grey mood reasserts itself with rain probability climbing to 39%.

This daily Seattle forecast covers everything you need: current conditions, high and low temperatures, rainfall chances, wind, cloud cover, and any active weather alerts for the Seattle metro area. Practical, specific, and under three minutes — so you know exactly what to wear and what to plan before you walk out the door.

The sun is showing up this weekend, Seattle. Saturday through Tuesday is your window. Use it.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>126daily seattle forecast,pacific northwest weather,puget sound weather,seattle daily briefing,seattle daily news,seattle rain or shine,seattle spring forecast,seattle sunny forecast,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weather update,seattle weekend weatherfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-seattle-friday-29-may-2026--72225477
The wet stretch holds through Friday morning, with an overnight low around 53°F and a daytime high near 59°F as the wind shifts slightly east-southeast. The turning point arrives Friday afternoon, when rain chances drop sharply. By Friday night, shower probability falls to just 16 percent, and clouds begin breaking after 11 p.m. — setting the stage for one of the better stretches of weather Seattle has seen in a while.

Saturday delivers mostly sunny skies and a high near 63°F. Sunday goes full sun with a high of 66°F. Monday climbs to 72°F, and Tuesday hits a remarkable 81°F under clear skies. That's not a forecast error — that's a genuine early-summer payoff for a city that's been living in the grey.

No active weather alerts are currently in effect for the Seattle metro area. The next chance of rain doesn't return until the following Wednesday, and even then it's minor.

Plan around the rain today and Friday morning, then get outside and make the most of the weekend. This episode is under 3 minutes — your daily Seattle weather briefing, practical and to the point.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72225477Fri, 29 May 2026 13:06:55 +0000trueYesOuiRain showers are dominating Thursday in Seattle, with a 71 percent chance of precipitation and current temperatures sitting at 53°F under a steady south-southeast wind. If you're heading out today, a waterproof layer and umbrella aren't optional — the...
The wet stretch holds through Friday morning, with an overnight low around 53°F and a daytime high near 59°F as the wind shifts slightly east-southeast. The turning point arrives Friday afternoon, when rain chances drop sharply. By Friday night, shower probability falls to just 16 percent, and clouds begin breaking after 11 p.m. — setting the stage for one of the better stretches of weather Seattle has seen in a while.

Saturday delivers mostly sunny skies and a high near 63°F. Sunday goes full sun with a high of 66°F. Monday climbs to 72°F, and Tuesday hits a remarkable 81°F under clear skies. That's not a forecast error — that's a genuine early-summer payoff for a city that's been living in the grey.

No active weather alerts are currently in effect for the Seattle metro area. The next chance of rain doesn't return until the following Wednesday, and even then it's minor.

Plan around the rain today and Friday morning, then get outside and make the most of the weekend. This episode is under 3 minutes — your daily Seattle weather briefing, practical and to the point.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>113daily seattle forecast,pacific northwest weather,seattle daily news,seattle may weather,seattle rain forecast,seattle sunny forecast,seattle temperature today,seattle umbrella rain,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weather update,seattle weekend weatherfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-seattle-thursday-28-may-2026--72207682
The plot twist arrives Thursday night. Winds shift southeast after 11 PM, and rain moves in right behind them. By Friday, expect a classic Seattle grey day — cloudy, high near 59°F, with a 72% chance of precipitation. Light and persistent. Umbrella weather. Boot weather. Not a surprise if you know it's coming.

The good news? Friday night clears up, and the weekend genuinely delivers. Saturday comes in mostly sunny at 63°F, Sunday reaches 66°F, Monday pushes to 72°F, and by Tuesday you're looking at 81 degrees and full sun. That's a strong stretch worth holding out for.

For today specifically, conditions stay calm through the overnight — mostly clear around 54°F, no precipitation, winds barely registering. A light jacket is all you need heading out this morning.

This is your daily Seattle weather briefing: current conditions, highs and lows, rain chances, wind, and exactly what to wear — in under three minutes. A YesWee production, built using AI technology.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72207682Thu, 28 May 2026 13:06:57 +0000trueYesOuiClear skies and 54 degrees greet Seattle this morning, with calm winds and no weather alerts in sight. But the real story is Thursday: a genuinely warm, sunny day with a high near 78°F and light northwest winds — one of those rare Seattle moments...
The plot twist arrives Thursday night. Winds shift southeast after 11 PM, and rain moves in right behind them. By Friday, expect a classic Seattle grey day — cloudy, high near 59°F, with a 72% chance of precipitation. Light and persistent. Umbrella weather. Boot weather. Not a surprise if you know it's coming.

The good news? Friday night clears up, and the weekend genuinely delivers. Saturday comes in mostly sunny at 63°F, Sunday reaches 66°F, Monday pushes to 72°F, and by Tuesday you're looking at 81 degrees and full sun. That's a strong stretch worth holding out for.

For today specifically, conditions stay calm through the overnight — mostly clear around 54°F, no precipitation, winds barely registering. A light jacket is all you need heading out this morning.

This is your daily Seattle weather briefing: current conditions, highs and lows, rain chances, wind, and exactly what to wear — in under three minutes. A YesWee production, built using AI technology.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>127daily seattle forecast,pacific northwest weather,seattle 78 degrees,seattle daily news,seattle may weather,seattle rain chance,seattle sunny forecast,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weather update,seattle weekend weatherfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-seattle-wednesday-27-may-2026--72191601
The good news extends into Thursday, which pushes the high to near 78 degrees with full sunshine and almost no wind. This is a legitimately beautiful Pacific Northwest day — the kind that makes up for months of grey drizzle. Get outside, take your lunch al fresco, and make plans.

The catch: Thursday night the pattern flips. Rain moves in after 11 p.m., winds shift south, and Friday brings a classic Seattle reset. Friday's high sits near 59 degrees with light rain through the afternoon and a 77-percent chance of getting wet. Jacket and umbrella are back in play.

The weekend recovers well. Saturday offers partial sun and a high near 63 degrees, Sunday climbs to 66 with mostly sunny skies, and next week builds toward 82 degrees by Tuesday.

For today and tomorrow, the message is simple: this is the window — use it. A daily Seattle weather briefing, under three minutes, every day.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72191601Wed, 27 May 2026 19:25:57 +0000trueYesOuiSeattle is delivering a genuine surprise this week: clear skies, full sunshine, and a high of 72 degrees. Today's Seattle weather forecast is about as good as it gets for late spring — a one-percent chance of rain, a light northerly breeze at 6 to 10...
The good news extends into Thursday, which pushes the high to near 78 degrees with full sunshine and almost no wind. This is a legitimately beautiful Pacific Northwest day — the kind that makes up for months of grey drizzle. Get outside, take your lunch al fresco, and make plans.

The catch: Thursday night the pattern flips. Rain moves in after 11 p.m., winds shift south, and Friday brings a classic Seattle reset. Friday's high sits near 59 degrees with light rain through the afternoon and a 77-percent chance of getting wet. Jacket and umbrella are back in play.

The weekend recovers well. Saturday offers partial sun and a high near 63 degrees, Sunday climbs to 66 with mostly sunny skies, and next week builds toward 82 degrees by Tuesday.

For today and tomorrow, the message is simple: this is the window — use it. A daily Seattle weather briefing, under three minutes, every day.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>130daily seattle forecast,pacific northwest weather,pnw weather today,seattle daily news,seattle rain warning,seattle sunny day,seattle temperature today,seattle weather briefing,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weather update,seattle weekend forecastfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-seattle-tuesday-26-may-2026--72168299
Tonight clears out nicely with mostly clear skies and a low near 50°F. That clean overnight sets the table for one of the better midweek stretches Seattle has seen recently. Wednesday goes mostly sunny with a high near 72°F. Thursday delivers full sun and pushes to 77°F — genuinely warm for this time of year and the clear standout day of the week.

The warm window doesn't last forever. Rain chances climb to 46% Thursday night and carry into Friday, which tops out near 61°F. But the weekend recovers well: Saturday brings partly sunny skies and a high of 62°F, Sunday goes mostly sunny up to 65°F, and Monday looks clean and sunny near 72°F.

No active weather alerts are in effect for the Seattle metro area.

Bottom line: light rain this morning, sunshine this afternoon, and a legitimately warm Wednesday–Thursday window worth planning around. Friday will remind you where you live — but the week overall leans dry and pleasant.

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Tonight clears out nicely with mostly clear skies and a low near 50°F. That clean overnight sets the table for one of the better midweek stretches Seattle has seen recently. Wednesday goes mostly sunny with a high near 72°F. Thursday delivers full sun and pushes to 77°F — genuinely warm for this time of year and the clear standout day of the week.

The warm window doesn't last forever. Rain chances climb to 46% Thursday night and carry into Friday, which tops out near 61°F. But the weekend recovers well: Saturday brings partly sunny skies and a high of 62°F, Sunday goes mostly sunny up to 65°F, and Monday looks clean and sunny near 72°F.

No active weather alerts are in effect for the Seattle metro area.

Bottom line: light rain this morning, sunshine this afternoon, and a legitimately warm Wednesday–Thursday window worth planning around. Friday will remind you where you live — but the week overall leans dry and pleasant.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>112daily seattle forecast,pacific northwest weather,seattle daily news,seattle metro forecast,seattle morning forecast,seattle no weather alerts,seattle sunny afternoon,seattle warm weather,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weather update,seattle weekly outlookfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-seattle-monday-25-may-2026--72154321
The week ahead tells a much better story. Tuesday offers a quick clearing after morning sprinkles, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 63°F. Then comes the stretch worth circling on the calendar: Wednesday goes mostly sunny with a high near 70°F and zero precipitation chance. Thursday pushes to 74°F — two genuinely warm, clear days back to back, which is rare enough in Seattle to feel like a reward for surviving the soggy holiday.

Friday brings light rain back around 60°F, and the weekend settles into the low-to-mid 60s with mostly sunny skies and slim rain chances.

The week's arc is clear: wet holiday, a fast turnaround Tuesday, a warm and bright midweek window, then a gentle return to the familiar grey. Get through today and the sun shows up right on time.

This podcast was built using AI technology. A YesWee production.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72154321Mon, 25 May 2026 13:06:51 +0000trueYesOuiSeattle's Memorial Day is a wet one. With a 78 percent chance of precipitation moving in after 10 a.m., today's forecast calls for light, persistent rain through most of the afternoon and into Monday evening. Temperatures top out near 62°F before...
The week ahead tells a much better story. Tuesday offers a quick clearing after morning sprinkles, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 63°F. Then comes the stretch worth circling on the calendar: Wednesday goes mostly sunny with a high near 70°F and zero precipitation chance. Thursday pushes to 74°F — two genuinely warm, clear days back to back, which is rare enough in Seattle to feel like a reward for surviving the soggy holiday.

Friday brings light rain back around 60°F, and the weekend settles into the low-to-mid 60s with mostly sunny skies and slim rain chances.

The week's arc is clear: wet holiday, a fast turnaround Tuesday, a warm and bright midweek window, then a gentle return to the familiar grey. Get through today and the sun shows up right on time.

This podcast was built using AI technology. A YesWee production.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>130daily seattle forecast,memorial day seattle,pacific northwest weather,seattle 7 day forecast,seattle daily news,seattle may weather,seattle outdoor forecast,seattle rain forecast,seattle sun forecast,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weather updatefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-seattle-sunday-24-may-2026--72140510
Sunday is the highlight of the week: mostly sunny skies and a high near 71 degrees, with a light south wind around 5 mph. That is a genuinely good Seattle day, and it is the one to protect for outdoor plans. Barbecues, hikes, time on the water — lock it in Sunday.

Memorial Day Monday tells a different story. Expect light rain and a 75% chance of precipitation, with a high near 62 degrees. South winds build to 8–13 mph with gusts up to 23 mph. It won't be dangerous, but it is a real holiday wash. Monday night stays wet with a 60% rain chance and lows around 49.

The week gradually improves from there. Tuesday drops to a 26% shower chance with a high near 63. Wednesday and Thursday bring mostly sunny skies and highs in the upper 60s to low 70s — a solid recovery window. Friday introduces another chance of showers.

No active weather alerts, advisories, or warnings are currently in effect for the Seattle metro area.

The weekend strategy is simple: Sunday is the window, Monday is the risk. Plan around that gap, and pack a rain jacket for the holiday itself — you probably already own one.

A YesWee production, built using AI technology.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72140510Sun, 24 May 2026 13:06:38 +0000trueYesOuiSeattle is sitting at 52 degrees and mostly cloudy this morning, with near-calm east-northeast winds at just 3 mph — a quiet, unremarkable start that masks a big swing ahead. Sunday is the highlight of the week: mostly sunny skies and a high near 71...
Sunday is the highlight of the week: mostly sunny skies and a high near 71 degrees, with a light south wind around 5 mph. That is a genuinely good Seattle day, and it is the one to protect for outdoor plans. Barbecues, hikes, time on the water — lock it in Sunday.

Memorial Day Monday tells a different story. Expect light rain and a 75% chance of precipitation, with a high near 62 degrees. South winds build to 8–13 mph with gusts up to 23 mph. It won't be dangerous, but it is a real holiday wash. Monday night stays wet with a 60% rain chance and lows around 49.

The week gradually improves from there. Tuesday drops to a 26% shower chance with a high near 63. Wednesday and Thursday bring mostly sunny skies and highs in the upper 60s to low 70s — a solid recovery window. Friday introduces another chance of showers.

No active weather alerts, advisories, or warnings are currently in effect for the Seattle metro area.

The weekend strategy is simple: Sunday is the window, Monday is the risk. Plan around that gap, and pack a rain jacket for the holiday itself — you probably already own one.

A YesWee production, built using AI technology.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>11971 degree sunday seattle,daily seattle forecast,memorial day rain seattle,pacific northwest weather,seattle cloudy forecast,seattle daily news,seattle holiday weather,seattle rain advisory,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weather update,seattle weekend weatherfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-seattle-saturday-23-may-2026--72130102 (00:00:29) Tonight's Conditions
(00:00:40) Saturday and Sunday Outlook
(00:01:13) Memorial Day Rain Warning
(00:01:48) Post-Holiday Recovery
(00:02:10) What to Wear Today

Seattle is sitting at 54 degrees under a mostly cloudy sky right now — but a genuinely warm weekend is just hours away. This episode covers the full forecast from today through the post-Memorial Day recovery, giving you everything you need to plan the holiday stretch.

Saturday is the headline: partly sunny skies and a high near 71 degrees. That is not typical Seattle spring weather, and it is worth taking seriously. Sunday holds close behind — mostly cloudy but still near 70 degrees with zero percent chance of rain. Two back-to-back warm days before the weather resets.

Memorial Day Monday is where things change. Rain moves in Sunday night after 5 a.m. with about a 46% chance of precipitation, then Monday itself arrives with 90% rain likelihood, a high of only 61 degrees, and south-southwest winds at 9 to 15 mph. If your holiday plans involve anything outdoors, have a backup ready.

The good news: the post-holiday week recovers quickly. Tuesday sees only a 30% chance of light rain and a high near 63. Wednesday brings mostly sunny skies and 67 degrees. Thursday climbs back toward 70. The Memorial Day rain is a one-day event, not a week-long grey stretch.

For today, a light jacket and layers are all you need. Save the rain gear for Monday. This is a quick, practical Seattle weather briefing — under 3 minutes, no filler, just the forecast.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72130102Sat, 23 May 2026 13:06:41 +0000trueYesOuiSeattle is sitting at 54 degrees under a mostly cloudy sky right now — but a genuinely warm weekend is just hours away. This episode covers the full forecast from today through the post-Memorial Day recovery, giving you everything you need to plan the... (00:00:29) Tonight's Conditions
(00:00:40) Saturday and Sunday Outlook
(00:01:13) Memorial Day Rain Warning
(00:01:48) Post-Holiday Recovery
(00:02:10) What to Wear Today

Seattle is sitting at 54 degrees under a mostly cloudy sky right now — but a genuinely warm weekend is just hours away. This episode covers the full forecast from today through the post-Memorial Day recovery, giving you everything you need to plan the holiday stretch.

Saturday is the headline: partly sunny skies and a high near 71 degrees. That is not typical Seattle spring weather, and it is worth taking seriously. Sunday holds close behind — mostly cloudy but still near 70 degrees with zero percent chance of rain. Two back-to-back warm days before the weather resets.

Memorial Day Monday is where things change. Rain moves in Sunday night after 5 a.m. with about a 46% chance of precipitation, then Monday itself arrives with 90% rain likelihood, a high of only 61 degrees, and south-southwest winds at 9 to 15 mph. If your holiday plans involve anything outdoors, have a backup ready.

The good news: the post-holiday week recovers quickly. Tuesday sees only a 30% chance of light rain and a high near 63. Wednesday brings mostly sunny skies and 67 degrees. Thursday climbs back toward 70. The Memorial Day rain is a one-day event, not a week-long grey stretch.

For today, a light jacket and layers are all you need. Save the rain gear for Monday. This is a quick, practical Seattle weather briefing — under 3 minutes, no filler, just the forecast.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>147daily seattle forecast,pacific northwest weather,seattle daily news,seattle holiday forecast,seattle may weather,seattle rain forecast,seattle warm weekend,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weather update,seattle weekend weatherfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-seattle-friday-22-may-2026--72121899 (00:00:26) Today's Afternoon Forecast
(00:00:48) Tonight Into Saturday
(00:01:18) Sunday Through Memorial Day
(00:01:53) Week Ahead Quick Look
(00:02:20) Seattle Sign-Off

Seattle is having one of those days locals talk about for weeks: genuine, unambiguous sunshine, a high near 74°F, a light northwest breeze, and a one percent chance of rain. Leave the umbrella at home. Grab sunscreen instead — this is real sun, not the usual "sun-ish" approximation.

This afternoon stays sunny and comfortable, with that gentle northwest wind keeping temperatures right where you want them. Tonight, clouds begin their inevitable return: partly cloudy, low around 54°F, wind shifting east-northeast. Saturday holds most of the warmth — partly sunny, high near 72°F — though clouds gradually reclaim the sky. Still dry.

Sunday is where the week pivots. Mostly cloudy, high near 71°F, dry during the day but with a 40% chance of light rain after 5 a.m. Monday morning. And then there's Memorial Day: an 84% chance of rain, a high that drops back to only 61°F, and south-southwest winds picking up to 10–16 mph. If you have outdoor plans for the holiday, build in a backup — this one is not optional.

The back half of the week recovers steadily. Tuesday brings just a 27% chance of light rain, then things dry out Wednesday through Thursday, with mostly sunny skies and highs climbing back into the mid-to-upper 60s.

No active weather alerts, no flood advisories, nothing to worry about beyond the Memorial Day rain. Today is the gift. Get outside.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72121899Fri, 22 May 2026 22:40:18 +0000trueYesOuiSeattle is having one of those days locals talk about for weeks: genuine, unambiguous sunshine, a high near 74°F, a light northwest breeze, and a one percent chance of rain. Leave the umbrella at home. Grab sunscreen instead — this is real sun, not... (00:00:26) Today's Afternoon Forecast
(00:00:48) Tonight Into Saturday
(00:01:18) Sunday Through Memorial Day
(00:01:53) Week Ahead Quick Look
(00:02:20) Seattle Sign-Off

Seattle is having one of those days locals talk about for weeks: genuine, unambiguous sunshine, a high near 74°F, a light northwest breeze, and a one percent chance of rain. Leave the umbrella at home. Grab sunscreen instead — this is real sun, not the usual "sun-ish" approximation.

This afternoon stays sunny and comfortable, with that gentle northwest wind keeping temperatures right where you want them. Tonight, clouds begin their inevitable return: partly cloudy, low around 54°F, wind shifting east-northeast. Saturday holds most of the warmth — partly sunny, high near 72°F — though clouds gradually reclaim the sky. Still dry.

Sunday is where the week pivots. Mostly cloudy, high near 71°F, dry during the day but with a 40% chance of light rain after 5 a.m. Monday morning. And then there's Memorial Day: an 84% chance of rain, a high that drops back to only 61°F, and south-southwest winds picking up to 10–16 mph. If you have outdoor plans for the holiday, build in a backup — this one is not optional.

The back half of the week recovers steadily. Tuesday brings just a 27% chance of light rain, then things dry out Wednesday through Thursday, with mostly sunny skies and highs climbing back into the mid-to-upper 60s.

No active weather alerts, no flood advisories, nothing to worry about beyond the Memorial Day rain. Today is the gift. Get outside.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>143daily seattle forecast,memorial day weekend rain,pacific northwest sunny,pacific northwest weather,seattle 74 degrees,seattle daily news,seattle holiday forecast,seattle may weather,seattle sunshine forecast,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weather updatefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-seattle-friday-22-may-2026--72121799 (00:00:23) Today's Afternoon Forecast
(00:00:58) Weekend Outlook
(00:01:27) Memorial Day Rain Warning
(00:02:03) What to Wear Today
(00:02:24) Seattle Sign-Off

Seattle is pulling off something genuinely unusual today: clear skies, 74 degrees Fahrenheit, a light northwest breeze, and a one-percent chance of rain. If you've been waiting for a reason to go outside, this is it.

This episode covers the full Seattle weather forecast for today and the days ahead. This afternoon stays sunny with that same high near 74°F — leave the umbrella, grab sunscreen, and enjoy it without guilt. Tonight, clouds begin to creep back in, with a partly cloudy evening and a low around 54°F.

The weekend holds up reasonably well. Saturday brings partly sunny skies and a high near 72°F. Sunday is mostly cloudy at 71°F, with the first sign of change arriving Sunday night: a 40% chance of light rain after midnight.

Then comes the Memorial Day warning. Monday shows an 84% chance of rain, a high near 61°F, and south-southwest winds at 10 to 16 mph. If you have outdoor plans for the long weekend, Monday needs a backup. Rain continues into Monday night before easing Tuesday, and by Wednesday partly sunny skies and 66°F return.

What to wear: a t-shirt works today. Keep a light jacket handy for weekend evenings. And on Monday, just lean into the rain gear — Seattle always comes back to itself eventually.

A YesWee production, built using AI technology.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72121799Fri, 22 May 2026 22:35:18 +0000trueYesOuiSeattle is pulling off something genuinely unusual today: clear skies, 74 degrees Fahrenheit, a light northwest breeze, and a one-percent chance of rain. If you've been waiting for a reason to go outside, this is it. This episode covers the full... (00:00:23) Today's Afternoon Forecast
(00:00:58) Weekend Outlook
(00:01:27) Memorial Day Rain Warning
(00:02:03) What to Wear Today
(00:02:24) Seattle Sign-Off

Seattle is pulling off something genuinely unusual today: clear skies, 74 degrees Fahrenheit, a light northwest breeze, and a one-percent chance of rain. If you've been waiting for a reason to go outside, this is it.

This episode covers the full Seattle weather forecast for today and the days ahead. This afternoon stays sunny with that same high near 74°F — leave the umbrella, grab sunscreen, and enjoy it without guilt. Tonight, clouds begin to creep back in, with a partly cloudy evening and a low around 54°F.

The weekend holds up reasonably well. Saturday brings partly sunny skies and a high near 72°F. Sunday is mostly cloudy at 71°F, with the first sign of change arriving Sunday night: a 40% chance of light rain after midnight.

Then comes the Memorial Day warning. Monday shows an 84% chance of rain, a high near 61°F, and south-southwest winds at 10 to 16 mph. If you have outdoor plans for the long weekend, Monday needs a backup. Rain continues into Monday night before easing Tuesday, and by Wednesday partly sunny skies and 66°F return.

What to wear: a t-shirt works today. Keep a light jacket handy for weekend evenings. And on Monday, just lean into the rain gear — Seattle always comes back to itself eventually.

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(00:01:08) Wednesday Night Cold Drop
(00:01:27) Memorial Day Weekend Rain Returns
(00:02:05) Extended Outlook Late May Rain
(00:02:21) Seattle Closing Forecast

Seattle is getting a genuine taste of summer — but only for about 48 hours. Thursday and Friday bring widespread sunshine and highs well into the 70s, with a few inland spots flirting with 80°F. If you've been waiting for a reason to get outside, this is your window.

Thursday is the stronger day. The interior areas of the metro see the most heat, while coastal spots stay cooler in the 60s thanks to Puget Sound. Friday stays mostly sunny and warm, but the ridge of high pressure driving this run of good weather begins to weaken through the afternoon — so plan your outdoor time earlier rather than later.

One catch before the warmth arrives: Wednesday night drops hard into the 40s overnight. Dress for a cold Thursday morning; by afternoon you won't need the jacket.

Memorial Day weekend tells a different story. Rain returns Sunday night into Monday, with onshore flow increasing and cloud cover building through Saturday as temperatures slide. The exact timing isn't locked yet, but the direction is clear. Use Thursday and Friday to move furniture, prep the yard, or set up for any weekend barbecue plans.

The extended outlook shows moderate to heavy rain showers returning around May 29th and 30th — the wetter Pacific Northwest pattern reasserting itself after this brief warm pause.

Two days of 70s, then the weekend flips. Get outside while it lasts.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72097797Thu, 21 May 2026 13:07:47 +0000trueYesOuiSeattle is getting a genuine taste of summer — but only for about 48 hours. Thursday and Friday bring widespread sunshine and highs well into the 70s, with a few inland spots flirting with 80°F. If you've been waiting for a reason to get outside, this... (00:00:20) Thursday Friday Forecast Details
(00:01:08) Wednesday Night Cold Drop
(00:01:27) Memorial Day Weekend Rain Returns
(00:02:05) Extended Outlook Late May Rain
(00:02:21) Seattle Closing Forecast

Seattle is getting a genuine taste of summer — but only for about 48 hours. Thursday and Friday bring widespread sunshine and highs well into the 70s, with a few inland spots flirting with 80°F. If you've been waiting for a reason to get outside, this is your window.

Thursday is the stronger day. The interior areas of the metro see the most heat, while coastal spots stay cooler in the 60s thanks to Puget Sound. Friday stays mostly sunny and warm, but the ridge of high pressure driving this run of good weather begins to weaken through the afternoon — so plan your outdoor time earlier rather than later.

One catch before the warmth arrives: Wednesday night drops hard into the 40s overnight. Dress for a cold Thursday morning; by afternoon you won't need the jacket.

Memorial Day weekend tells a different story. Rain returns Sunday night into Monday, with onshore flow increasing and cloud cover building through Saturday as temperatures slide. The exact timing isn't locked yet, but the direction is clear. Use Thursday and Friday to move furniture, prep the yard, or set up for any weekend barbecue plans.

The extended outlook shows moderate to heavy rain showers returning around May 29th and 30th — the wetter Pacific Northwest pattern reasserting itself after this brief warm pause.

Two days of 70s, then the weekend flips. Get outside while it lasts.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>149daily seattle forecast,memorial day rain seattle,pacific northwest weather,puget sound forecast,seattle 70s forecast,seattle daily news,seattle may weather,seattle sunshine thursday,seattle warm weather,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weather updatefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-seattle-monday-18-may-2026--72055391 (00:00:22) Morning Chill to Afternoon Warmth
(00:00:58) Rain Returns Tuesday
(00:01:29) May's Classic Split Pattern
(00:01:56) What to Do With Today
(00:02:15) Seattle Sign-Off

Today is one of those Seattle days worth circling on the calendar. May 18 brings partly cloudy skies, a high of 20°C (68°F), and — unusually for this city in spring — a zero percent chance of rain. If you've been waiting for a dry window to get outside, run errands, or tackle anything that needs dry ground, this is it.

The morning starts cool at around 8°C (46°F), so layers are essential before you head out the door. By early afternoon the temperature climbs to its peak, winds stay light from the south-southeast at under 4 km/h, and conditions feel genuinely pleasant. A twelve-degree swing across the day is classic Seattle structure — dawn chill giving way to a mild, calm afternoon.

Enjoy it while it lasts. Tuesday, May 19 brings patchy rain back, humidity jumping to 77%, and temperatures dropping to around 12°C. From there the pattern holds through the back half of the month, with moderate to heavy showers possible by May 26.

For context, May in Seattle historically splits almost evenly — around eleven rainy days, ten sunny, and six cloudy. Today sits right in the middle of that sunny window. Monthly temperatures range from roughly 5°C to 28°C, and today's mild 20°C high is squarely in the comfortable zone.

Bottom line: get outside this afternoon. Tomorrow the shift begins, and it builds from there into next week. Today's the one — don't squander it indoors.

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This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72055391Mon, 18 May 2026 13:08:18 +0000trueYesOuiToday is one of those Seattle days worth circling on the calendar. May 18 brings partly cloudy skies, a high of 20°C (68°F), and — unusually for this city in spring — a zero percent chance of rain. If you've been waiting for a dry window to get... (00:00:22) Morning Chill to Afternoon Warmth
(00:00:58) Rain Returns Tuesday
(00:01:29) May's Classic Split Pattern
(00:01:56) What to Do With Today
(00:02:15) Seattle Sign-Off

Today is one of those Seattle days worth circling on the calendar. May 18 brings partly cloudy skies, a high of 20°C (68°F), and — unusually for this city in spring — a zero percent chance of rain. If you've been waiting for a dry window to get outside, run errands, or tackle anything that needs dry ground, this is it.

The morning starts cool at around 8°C (46°F), so layers are essential before you head out the door. By early afternoon the temperature climbs to its peak, winds stay light from the south-southeast at under 4 km/h, and conditions feel genuinely pleasant. A twelve-degree swing across the day is classic Seattle structure — dawn chill giving way to a mild, calm afternoon.

Enjoy it while it lasts. Tuesday, May 19 brings patchy rain back, humidity jumping to 77%, and temperatures dropping to around 12°C. From there the pattern holds through the back half of the month, with moderate to heavy showers possible by May 26.

For context, May in Seattle historically splits almost evenly — around eleven rainy days, ten sunny, and six cloudy. Today sits right in the middle of that sunny window. Monthly temperatures range from roughly 5°C to 28°C, and today's mild 20°C high is squarely in the comfortable zone.

Bottom line: get outside this afternoon. Tomorrow the shift begins, and it builds from there into next week. Today's the one — don't squander it indoors.

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This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>136daily seattle forecast,may forecast seattle,pacific northwest weather,seattle daily news,seattle dry day,seattle outdoor forecast,seattle spring weather,seattle tuesday rain,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weather update,seattle zero rainfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-seattle-sunday-17-may-2026--72041005 (00:00:30) Thunderstorm Threat Saturday
(00:01:01) What to Wear This Weekend
(00:01:28) Winter Weather Advisory Passes
(00:01:56) Clearing Sunday Warming Next Week

Seattle is in the grip of an unseasonable cold snap that pushed Friday's high within a couple of degrees of the coldest May 15th on record. An upper-level trough is camped over Western Washington, dragging cloud cover, showers, and genuine chill into the weekend — and Saturday turns the dial up further with an elevated risk of isolated thunderstorms.

This episode covers everything you need to know before stepping outside this weekend. The thunderstorm threat is higher than earlier forecasts suggested, with potential for heavier downpours and small hail arriving at any point Saturday — including morning and midday. There is no reliable clear window, so outdoor plans need flexibility built in. Roads can become slick quickly under heavier showers, so take extra care if you're driving.

For mountain travellers, a Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for the Cascades and Olympics above 4,000 feet through Sunday morning. Stevens Pass and White Pass are expecting minor snow accumulation, and Snoqualmie Pass could also see snow. Mid-May snow in the passes is rare but real this week.

On the practical side: layers are non-negotiable this weekend. Think base layer, mid-weight top, and a waterproof outer shell — not a light cardigan. Boots over sneakers. Umbrella always.

The silver lining: the trough weakens Sunday, drier conditions move in, and next week brings a genuine warm-up with highs approaching 70°F by midweek. The sunshine is coming — it's just making you wait for it.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72041005Sun, 17 May 2026 13:08:41 +0000trueYesOuiSeattle is in the grip of an unseasonable cold snap that pushed Friday's high within a couple of degrees of the coldest May 15th on record. An upper-level trough is camped over Western Washington, dragging cloud cover, showers, and genuine chill into... (00:00:30) Thunderstorm Threat Saturday
(00:01:01) What to Wear This Weekend
(00:01:28) Winter Weather Advisory Passes
(00:01:56) Clearing Sunday Warming Next Week

Seattle is in the grip of an unseasonable cold snap that pushed Friday's high within a couple of degrees of the coldest May 15th on record. An upper-level trough is camped over Western Washington, dragging cloud cover, showers, and genuine chill into the weekend — and Saturday turns the dial up further with an elevated risk of isolated thunderstorms.

This episode covers everything you need to know before stepping outside this weekend. The thunderstorm threat is higher than earlier forecasts suggested, with potential for heavier downpours and small hail arriving at any point Saturday — including morning and midday. There is no reliable clear window, so outdoor plans need flexibility built in. Roads can become slick quickly under heavier showers, so take extra care if you're driving.

For mountain travellers, a Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for the Cascades and Olympics above 4,000 feet through Sunday morning. Stevens Pass and White Pass are expecting minor snow accumulation, and Snoqualmie Pass could also see snow. Mid-May snow in the passes is rare but real this week.

On the practical side: layers are non-negotiable this weekend. Think base layer, mid-weight top, and a waterproof outer shell — not a light cardigan. Boots over sneakers. Umbrella always.

The silver lining: the trough weakens Sunday, drier conditions move in, and next week brings a genuine warm-up with highs approaching 70°F by midweek. The sunshine is coming — it's just making you wait for it.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>140cascades snow advisory,daily seattle forecast,may cold snap,pacific northwest weather,seattle daily news,seattle hail forecast,seattle thunderstorm,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weather update,seattle weekend rain,stevens pass snowfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-seattle-saturday-16-may-2026--72031377
Timing is unpredictable. A cell could fire in the morning, at midday, or late afternoon. Heavy downpours and small hail are possible when they do. If you have outdoor plans this weekend, build in a backup. Drivers should slow down during heavier showers — roads go slick fast — and add extra following distance.

For clothing, think October, not May. A base layer, a mid-weight layer, and a genuinely waterproof outer shell. Water-resistant won't cut it today. Wool socks are warranted. Leave the light jacket at home.

Heading to the mountains? A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect above 4,000 feet through Sunday morning. Stevens and White Passes are expecting snow accumulation Friday night into Saturday. Check conditions before you go and again the morning you leave.

The good news: this pattern breaks. Sunday sees improvement, and by Wednesday and Thursday next week, highs are approaching 70°F. Near-record cold to genuine warmth in under a week. Get through Saturday — the worst of it is almost over.

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This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72031377Sat, 16 May 2026 13:08:25 +0000trueYesOuiSeattle is flirting with a cold temperature record on May 15, with highs running just a couple of degrees above the lowest ever recorded for this date. This is not the usual grey drizzle — an upper-level trough parked over the Pacific Northwest is...
Timing is unpredictable. A cell could fire in the morning, at midday, or late afternoon. Heavy downpours and small hail are possible when they do. If you have outdoor plans this weekend, build in a backup. Drivers should slow down during heavier showers — roads go slick fast — and add extra following distance.

For clothing, think October, not May. A base layer, a mid-weight layer, and a genuinely waterproof outer shell. Water-resistant won't cut it today. Wool socks are warranted. Leave the light jacket at home.

Heading to the mountains? A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect above 4,000 feet through Sunday morning. Stevens and White Passes are expecting snow accumulation Friday night into Saturday. Check conditions before you go and again the morning you leave.

The good news: this pattern breaks. Sunday sees improvement, and by Wednesday and Thursday next week, highs are approaching 70°F. Near-record cold to genuine warmth in under a week. Get through Saturday — the worst of it is almost over.

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This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>225daily seattle forecast,near-record cold seattle,pacific northwest weather,seattle daily news,seattle may weather,seattle thunderstorm,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weather update,seattle weekend rain,stevens pass forecast,winter weather advisoryfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/80-f-today-then-five-days-of-rain-seattle-s-wild-temperature-swing--71975733 (00:00:45) Tuesday Night Storm Arrival
(00:01:22) Wednesday Cooldown Begins
(00:01:56) Weekend Outlook and Dry Return
(00:02:30) What To Wear and What To Watch
(00:02:59) The One Metric That Matters

Seattle is waking up to something rare: temperatures pushing into the low eighties across South King and Mason counties, driven by east winds compressing off the Cascades and delivering a full-on summer preview. Tuesday is the warmest day of the week by a wide margin — shorts-and-sunglasses territory — and it peaks today.

But the warmth has a hard expiration. A disturbance tracking north from Oregon arrives tonight, bringing showers and a chance of thunder — not typical Seattle fare — as the ridge of high pressure slides east and the warm window closes fast. If you have outdoor plans this evening, stay weather-aware after sunset.

Wednesday kicks off a wet stretch that runs through Friday, with multiple chances for showers across the Seattle metro area. This isn't an isolated rain event; it's persistent Pacific Northwest moisture for the better part of the week. Saturday and Sunday stay damp, extending the wet pattern longer than earlier forecasts suggested.

The good news: there's a clear endpoint. Drier and milder conditions return by next Monday as high pressure reasserts itself. The unresolved question is whether that dry return holds or the wet pattern stretches further into next week.

Practical takeaways: dress for summer today, bring a jacket tonight, and keep the umbrella non-negotiable from Wednesday through the weekend. This episode covers current conditions, the Tuesday-night storm arrival, the Wednesday cooldown, weekend outlook, and what to watch for in the extended forecast.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/71975733Tue, 12 May 2026 13:07:49 +0000trueYesOuiSeattle is waking up to something rare: temperatures pushing into the low eighties across South King and Mason counties, driven by east winds compressing off the Cascades and delivering a full-on summer preview. Tuesday is the warmest day of the week... (00:00:45) Tuesday Night Storm Arrival
(00:01:22) Wednesday Cooldown Begins
(00:01:56) Weekend Outlook and Dry Return
(00:02:30) What To Wear and What To Watch
(00:02:59) The One Metric That Matters

Seattle is waking up to something rare: temperatures pushing into the low eighties across South King and Mason counties, driven by east winds compressing off the Cascades and delivering a full-on summer preview. Tuesday is the warmest day of the week by a wide margin — shorts-and-sunglasses territory — and it peaks today.

But the warmth has a hard expiration. A disturbance tracking north from Oregon arrives tonight, bringing showers and a chance of thunder — not typical Seattle fare — as the ridge of high pressure slides east and the warm window closes fast. If you have outdoor plans this evening, stay weather-aware after sunset.

Wednesday kicks off a wet stretch that runs through Friday, with multiple chances for showers across the Seattle metro area. This isn't an isolated rain event; it's persistent Pacific Northwest moisture for the better part of the week. Saturday and Sunday stay damp, extending the wet pattern longer than earlier forecasts suggested.

The good news: there's a clear endpoint. Drier and milder conditions return by next Monday as high pressure reasserts itself. The unresolved question is whether that dry return holds or the wet pattern stretches further into next week.

Practical takeaways: dress for summer today, bring a jacket tonight, and keep the umbrella non-negotiable from Wednesday through the weekend. This episode covers current conditions, the Tuesday-night storm arrival, the Wednesday cooldown, weekend outlook, and what to watch for in the extended forecast.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>205daily seattle forecast,pacific northwest weather,seattle 80 degrees,seattle daily news,seattle forecast tuesday,seattle rain this week,seattle thunderstorm,seattle warmest day,seattle weather briefing,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weather updatefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/seattle-s-rare-dry-stretch-sunny-weekend-forecast--71962665 (00:00:22) Saturday Conditions and Cloud Timing
(00:01:12) Sunday Mother's Day Outlook
(00:01:55) Extended Dry Pattern Through Monday
(00:02:27) What to Wear and Watch
(00:03:05) Late-Week Rain Returns

Seattle is getting something rare this Mother's Day weekend — a three-day stretch of dry, mild weather with afternoon sunbreaks and highs climbing into the mid-to-upper sixties. For a city where May typically means low clouds and steady drizzle, this kind of pattern is worth paying close attention to.

Saturday sets things up well. Morning clouds are expected to clear through the afternoon, with highs potentially reaching the low seventies if the timing works out. Morning lows stay in the upper forties, so a light jacket is smart for early starts. Sunday is the headline day: mainly cloudy with sunbreaks, highs in the mid-to-upper sixties — right at or just above seasonal averages for mid-May. For patios, parks, and outdoor plans, this is about as cooperative as Seattle spring weather gets.

The dry pattern holds through Monday with reasonable confidence, giving the Seattle metro a genuine three-day window. Coastal areas near the Olympic Peninsula carry a small chance of stray showers, but confidence there is low and the risk to the city itself is minimal.

The wildcard is late week. Showers may return around Thursday, though timing and intensity are still uncertain. Think of it as the dry window closing gradually, not a storm rolling in.

Practical advice: dress in layers, leave the umbrella at home this weekend, and keep a light waterproof layer handy just in case. Extended mild and dry stretches in Seattle in May don't come often — this one is forecast to run three to four days before late-week moisture returns. Make the most of it.

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This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/71962665Mon, 11 May 2026 21:15:21 +0000trueYesOuiSeattle is getting something rare this Mother's Day weekend — a three-day stretch of dry, mild weather with afternoon sunbreaks and highs climbing into the mid-to-upper sixties. For a city where May typically means low clouds and steady drizzle, this... (00:00:22) Saturday Conditions and Cloud Timing
(00:01:12) Sunday Mother's Day Outlook
(00:01:55) Extended Dry Pattern Through Monday
(00:02:27) What to Wear and Watch
(00:03:05) Late-Week Rain Returns

Seattle is getting something rare this Mother's Day weekend — a three-day stretch of dry, mild weather with afternoon sunbreaks and highs climbing into the mid-to-upper sixties. For a city where May typically means low clouds and steady drizzle, this kind of pattern is worth paying close attention to.

Saturday sets things up well. Morning clouds are expected to clear through the afternoon, with highs potentially reaching the low seventies if the timing works out. Morning lows stay in the upper forties, so a light jacket is smart for early starts. Sunday is the headline day: mainly cloudy with sunbreaks, highs in the mid-to-upper sixties — right at or just above seasonal averages for mid-May. For patios, parks, and outdoor plans, this is about as cooperative as Seattle spring weather gets.

The dry pattern holds through Monday with reasonable confidence, giving the Seattle metro a genuine three-day window. Coastal areas near the Olympic Peninsula carry a small chance of stray showers, but confidence there is low and the risk to the city itself is minimal.

The wildcard is late week. Showers may return around Thursday, though timing and intensity are still uncertain. Think of it as the dry window closing gradually, not a storm rolling in.

Practical advice: dress in layers, leave the umbrella at home this weekend, and keep a light waterproof layer handy just in case. Extended mild and dry stretches in Seattle in May don't come often — this one is forecast to run three to four days before late-week moisture returns. Make the most of it.

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This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>193dry spell seattle,seattle daily forecast,seattle may forecast,seattle metro forecast,seattle sunshine,seattle weather briefing,seattle weather podcast,seattle weather today,seattle weekend weather,what to wear seattlefalsefull