Seattle Wetter: First 70-degree day from 2025 possible Tuesday Tuesday

Seattle-after a cool and damp start to spring Western Washington watch his first 70-degree day of the season.

A high -pressure ridge is expected to build south to Tuesday from Monday evening and bring dry conditions and warm temperatures.

The southwestern interior, South Sound and Cascade Foothills are expected to recognize the warmest weather with heights until the 1970s. The rest of Western Washington is expected to see heights in the mid to 1960s.

Record temperatures High temperatures are possible on Tuesday. At Sea Airport, the daily record high for March 25 is 64 degrees, which was covered in 1969, according to the national weather service stages.

If it had reached 70 degrees at Lake Lake Airport, it would be earlier than most years. On average, Seattle sees his first 70-degree day on April 15, although the first 70-degree day on March 16 also came early last year.

It was five months since Seattle recently experienced a 70-degree day. The last was on October 13, 2024 when the temperatures at SEA 72 degrees airport reached.

The summer -like weather will be short. Onshore winds will resume on Wednesday, which will help moderate moderate temperatures, even though they will stay in the 1960s. On Wednesday afternoon and evening there is also the possibility of thunderstorms as well as hail, heavy rain and gusty winds.

Relatives: For Western Washington, winter -like weather could come

According to the National Weather Service, there is an opportunity of 40-50% for widespread thunderstorms over all of West-Washington. There is a “marginal risk” of severe thunderstorms for a large part of the interior of Skagit County South.

The temperatures will return to almost normal until the mid -1950s on Thursday.