We actually received some sun today in most of the Puget Sound, with mild temperatures. Temps rose into the low to mid 50s in the afternoon, making it a great late winter day. Can we keep it going?
Tomorrow we should see even warmer temps, with mainly sunny skies, with a chance of increasing clouds later in the day, with high temps in the mid to upper 50s, maybe even reaching 60s in some spots. Mainly South if you want to feel that.
On Thursday we could see a slight chance of P.M. showers, mainly south. High temps on Thursday should range from 48 to 53. Friday looks almost similar, with highs getting in the low 50s with a chance of a shower, yesterday it looked like Friday would be warm and into the mid 50s again, but not anymore.
This weekend still looks like it's going to get cooler, but how cooler is the question. Some models show high temps getting into the upper 30s in some areas starting Saturday, with cold air staying over the weekend. The GFS model is the main model that shows this feature as of 9:00 P.M.Wednesday.
Snow? Doesn't look too likely right now, but we will see how this pattern develops. The model that showed a lot of snow for the Puget Sound last week, the UW-WRF model, shows about 6 inches in the Sound and 2 and a half FEET on the coast early next week, I will assure you there is a 99.9% chance that we will not see that much snow fall if we do get snow.
We will keep you updated on this situation during the coming days.
- Grady, Western Washington Weather Blog
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