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Detailed Forecast

Sam Argier
Sam Argier is the Weekend Meteorologist for KIRO 7 Eyewitness News.
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Weather To Expect
After a sunny and warm Independence Day weekend, we are seeing a dramatic shift in the weather this week. Temperatures are dropping like a rock with highs only in the mid 60s around Western Washington today. The skies will stay mostly cloudy with showers increasing into the afternoon around Puget Sound.

The cool, cloudy, and wet weather pattern will hold through the work week. Showers become more widespread Tuesday and Wednesday with temperatures holding in the mid 60s. Fewer showers on Thursday and Friday with temperatures climbing back up into the low 70s.

3 - Day Forecast
Mon
Chance of Rain
65
Tue
Chance of Rain
63
Wed
Chance of Rain
68
Seattle Metropolitan Area
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Weather To Expect
After a sunny and warm Independence Day weekend, we are seeing a dramatic shift in the weather this week. Temperatures are dropping like a rock with highs only in the mid 60s around Western Washington today. The skies will stay mostly cloudy with showers increasing into the afternoon around Puget Sound.

The cool, cloudy, and wet weather pattern will hold through the work week. Showers become more widespread Tuesday and Wednesday with temperatures holding in the mid 60s. Fewer showers on Thursday and Friday with temperatures climbing back up into the low 70s.