Monday June 16
A couple of wet days are now in the works, with continued mild temps holding on through the rest of June. Here’s the latest outlook.
This week will remain dry until Fri, except for the slight chance for showers over the higher elevations of NW WA & southern BC. An afternoon onshore NW breeze will also be in play. When the Summer Solstice arrives this Friday, so too will be a cold front moving down the coast of BC; the front will be strong enough to set off showers on Fri and steady rain this Saturday for the entire PNW. Temps will cool down into the 50s, for a rather chilly June weekend.
Next week will bring back dry conditions and sunshine, with morning marine clouds at times. A weak system may clip the northern corner of the PNW on Fri the 27th, but right now, models do not indicate this one to be all that damp, mostly a cloud event for NW WA. The final weekend of June 2025 also looks dry, but on the cool side of summer.
In the long-range view, the first few days of July are trending WET. (We’ve seen that ‘show' many times -> damp & cool until after the 4th of July. Plenty of time for models to give us a clearer picture.)
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