The Pacific Northwest will experience calming weather conditions over the next week, marked by morning fog and sunny afternoons. Temperatures will drop into the 30s, with a chance of freezing fog and frost. This dry and chilly weather is expected to continue through the holiday weekend.
A high-pressure system positioned over the Pacific Northwest will usher in a period of tranquil weather for the coming week, characterized by morning fog and sunny afternoons. Temperatures are projected to dip into the low to mid-30s by early Tuesday morning, with a possibility of freezing fog and frost. This could lead to slick conditions on sidewalks, bridges, and overpasses, so drivers and pedestrians should exercise extra caution during their morning commutes.
Tuesday's weather pattern is anticipated to mirror Monday's, featuring morning fog and afternoon clouds. While temperatures will be cooler at the start of the day, afternoon highs are expected to rebound to the low 40s. Wednesday will bring a slightly brighter outlook with more sunshine in the afternoon. There's a slight chance of scattered showers by Thursday, but for now, the seven-day forecast remains dry.This dry and chilly weather trend is expected to persist through the holiday weekend. Looking back at Seattle's weather history, January 13th holds the record for the snowiest day, with Sea-Tac Airport recording 20 inches of snowfall, along with temperature records. Seattle experienced a high of only 19 degrees and a low of 11 degrees on that day. Prior to Sea-Tac's construction, Seattle received 21.5 inches of snow during the February 2, 1916 blizzard, measured at a different location. January 1950 stands out as a historically snowy month, with a total of 57.2 inches of snowfall recorded – a mark that may never be surpassed. For a visual glimpse into Seattle's wintry past, check out the images from MOHAI below. Adding to this snowy legacy, January 31, 1950, holds the record for the coldest temperature ever recorded at Sea-Tac, plummeting to a frigid zero degrees – another record that seems unlikely to be broken
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