Washington’s weather is doing its usual thing—keeping us on our toes! If you’re in Seattle, expect a rainy start, while Spokane residents will be waking up to thick fog. But here’s the good news—by the afternoon, both cities will see the clouds clear and the sun make an appearance!
If you’re planning your day around the weather, here’s what you need to know:
Seattle: A Wet Morning, But Sunshine Is Coming
Seattle’s Thursday morning commute is looking damp, with gray skies and rain showers making for a classic Pacific Northwest start to the day.
- Morning: Light rain and overcast skies, with temperatures around 41°F (5°C). Roads will be slick, so take it slow!
- Afternoon: The rain starts to clear, and sunshine will peek through, warming things up to a mild 54°F (12°C).
- Evening: By sunset, the sky will be mostly clear, but temperatures will drop to around 39°F (4°C).
What This Means for You:
Grab an umbrella for the morning, but you might not need it by lunchtime.
Morning roads will be wet—leave a little extra time for your commute.
By the afternoon, it’ll be a great time to get outside and enjoy some rare spring sunshine!
Spokane: Foggy and Cold in the Morning, But a Beautiful Afternoon Ahead
Spokane residents, if you’re driving early, be extra careful—dense fog will make visibility tough.
- Morning: Thick fog will cover the city, with temperatures around 30°F (-1°C). If you’re heading out early, watch out for icy spots!
- Afternoon: The fog lifts by late morning, and the sun takes over! Highs will reach a pleasant 53°F (12°C).
- Evening: Temperatures drop fast after sunset, hitting 29°F (-2°C). If you’re out after dark, you’ll want a warm coat!
What This Means for You:
Fog + freezing temps = icy roads. Take it slow and use your fog lights!
Once the sun comes out, it’ll be a perfect afternoon to get outside.
The evening will be chilly, so dress warmly if you’re heading out.
Gloomy Morning, Gorgeous Afternoon!
Seattle starts rainy, Spokane starts foggy—but both will see sunshine by the afternoon!
The morning commute could be tricky in both cities, so give yourself extra time.
Not loving the morning weather? Just wait a few hours—it’ll get better!
After Thursday’s clouds and rain clear out, Washington is in for a stretch of dry, sunny weather just in time for the weekend.
