Pinpoint Alert: High UV index, temps getting to 90 tomorrow
A Heat Advisory has been issued for most of Western Washington for Sunday and Monday.
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A Heat Advisory has been issued for most of Western Washington for Sunday and Monday.
For the remainder of Saturday and Saturday night, it’ll be pleasantly warm but the overnight won’t be too uncomfortable. Morning lows will be in the 50s to near 60.
Highs getting well into the 80s and some 90s are in store for the weekend into Monday around Western Washington, and record highs in Seattle of upper 80s to 90° are expected Sunday and Monday (both Pinpoint Alert Days), but fire danger will increase too.
KIRO 7’s Pinpoint Meteorologists are calling for Pinpoint Alert Days for Sunday and Monday as the temperatures heat up around Puget Sound.
Rainfall across Washington state was widespread and particularly heavy in spots late Monday through Tuesday.
Rain Monday into Tuesday is the most widespread, soaking rain that many of us have seen since April.
2026 has been a tough water year across the Pacific Northwest, and the latest late-spring numbers are officially in. The picture isn’t good.
As upper-level high pressure strengthens into Tuesday, our regional air conditioner is turning off. The cool onshore winds that keep us comfortable will shut down, shifting to a weak offshore flow (moving from land to sea).
The cooler weather of Memorial Day is replaced by much warmer weather for all of Washington as we head into Thursday. While we’ll have sunshine and highs in the 70s and low 80s in much of Western Washington, the temperatures will be even hotter east of the Cascades, with 80s and 90s common.