A weak system passing through the north end of the Puget Sound area will bring more clouds north of Seattle today, but for areas south of Seattle it will be warm and sunny Wednesday afternoon. FOX13
Lingering clouds will mean cooler temperatures for the north sound today, in the low 60s. For the central and south sound, temps will warm close to 70 degrees with decreasing cloud cover.
Sunday into Monday will be much cooler as the ridge pushes east, with rain heading into California. We should stay mainly dry in Western Washington, but it will be cloudier.
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