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The weather situation in Eastern Washington has gone from concerning to dire when it comes to potential wildfire dangers this weekend, with a "Particularly Dangerous Situation" Wildfire Weather Warning. What PDS Red Flag Warnings Mean: emeraldcityweather.com/what-does-pa... #wawx #wawildfire

What does the “Particularly Dangerous Situation” Fire Weather Warning mean for Eastern Washington? - Emerald City Weather BlogThe weather situation in Eastern Washington has gone from concerning to dire when it comes to potential wildfireemeraldcityweather.com

#Seattle is luckily about to dodge a massive and intense heat dome that is about to cover much of the rest of the West with 100+ to even 110+ degree heat. Here, we'll be in the 70s. But it comes at a potential great cost for Eastern Washington: emeraldcityweather.com/seattle-dodg... #wawx

How Seattle is dodging a massive heat dome set to bake the West with triple-digit heat - Emerald City Weather BlogSummer is about to turn on its highest broil setting across much of the western U.S.,as a massiveemeraldcityweather.com

The weather is not only about to pull off a rare feat in the Pacific Northwest, but perhaps a counter-intuitive one as well. #Seattle's upcoming rain on Saturday could actually make the wildfire problems in Eastern Washington *worse*: emeraldcityweather.com/seattle-augu... #wawx

How Seattle’s rare August rain could make the wildfire situation worse in Eastern Washington - Emerald City Weather BlogThe weather is not only about to pull off a rare feat in the Pacific Northwest, but perhapsemeraldcityweather.com

#Seattle may experience something so rare this weekend that it’s only happened once in the last 41 years, yet is so common that it’s woven into the fabric of our city’s soul and reputation. #wawx

Seattle could see one of its rarest weather feats this weekend: Rain - Emerald City Weather BlogI’ve got a weather riddle for you today: Seattle may experience something so rare this weekend that it’semeraldcityweather.com

Feel like an average #Seattle July so far? We're spot-on average for temps and just 0.09" under on rain :O #wawx

Fun fact: Wednesday was the 2nd hottest 'rainy day' in #Seattle history. It reached 95 degrees, then rained 0.05" that evening. The only hotter day with measurable rain was 0.02" that fell on Aug. 11, 2006 when it had reached 96 degrees that day. #wawx

95 is the preliminary high today in #Seattle. It used to be Seattle averaged a 95+ degree day about every other year. Since 2014, Seattle has reached at least 95 every year except two, and both those years' peaks were 94.

93 at 3p in Seattle tying for the hottest day of the year so far with still some heating to go.

Seattle/Sea-Tac at 89 degrees at 1 p.m. which is... +7 degrees ahead of yesterday's 93 degree high pace. 🤔 (No, I don't think we'll hit 100 but 95+ seems doable)

That is some pretty crazy microclimate action going on in the Port Angeles-Sequim MetroPlex

My parents say their spot on the bluff in Port Angeles is the coolest place in the nation. It's possibly literal today. Yes that's 64 degrees outside...

CONGRATS, JULY 21! With 92 degrees in as the preliminary high in #Seattle, you now hold the title of hottest day of the year! Enjoy it, it'll be yours for all of one day... (Hotter tomorrow :P )

As Seattle faces getting some remnants of former Tropical Storm Elida this week, here's the reason why we never get actual tropical storms (or hurricanes) around here: #wawx #elida emeraldcityweather.com/remnants-tro...

As remnants of Tropical Storm Elida loom, why Seattle never gets ‘real’ tropical storms - Emerald City Weather BlogHeat and smoke are still capturing the weather headlines to start this week around Seattle and Pacific Northwest.emeraldcityweather.com

We’re up to 0.32" so far in Seattle (still raining). That's now tied for the... 50th-wettest July day in #Seattle history. OK so not as impressive as I would have thought for July 😂 — Seattle has now also dropped to 30th driest July on record (was T-1 at start of the day). That's out of 82 years.

Just that one thunderstorm this morning thru 11 a.m. in #Seattle has dropped July 2026 from a tie for the driest July on record to 22nd driest so far. 😂 More rain on the way today.

Pretty cool chart from my Dad's home on the bluff/water in Port Angeles... you can see how the temp wildly bounces as the weak but cool breeze on on the Strait of Juan de Fuca passes by the backyard. (Yes it's in the low 60s there. Their backyard has to be 1 of the coldest spots in the U.S.) #wawx

What the hail? 1/4-almost 1/2” diameter in Mukilteo

You can tell the air is unstable today with all the thunderhead clouds roaming around the region! These two photos of multiple cumulonimbus clouds over Vancouver Island, B.C. were taken by dad from his deck in Port Angeles, looking north. #wawx #wastorm

Gamut: Run. #Seattle faces a chilly and potentially thunderstormy Saturday, but the long range models are starting to hint at possibly our 1st heat wave around June 15th -- just in time for hosting our first World Cup match? 🥵 emeraldcityweather.com/thunderstorm... #wawx #worldcup

Thunderstorms possible in Seattle on Saturday, then comes heat for the inaugural World Cup match? - Emerald City Weather BlogIf you’ve ever wanted to get insider information on the best time to start a game of weatheremeraldcityweather.com

If NOAA's most recent seasonal outlook is correct, #Seattle is about to endure its 14th consecutive summer to finish warmer-than-average. See more the ECWB: #wawx #waheat #elnino #summer

Seattle forecast to endure its 14th-consecutive hotter-than-average summer - Emerald City Weather BlogA long climate streak in Seattle is set to add another year to its jaw-dropping tally this summeremeraldcityweather.com