Friday June 27
Temperatures will trend on the up & up over the next couple of weeks. Be water-ready.
That’s right, not much precip is charting as we head into July - per normal - but what is charting are increasing temperatures to the level of threatening 100+ degrees. at times. We do see very limited chances for showers, primarily over the far NW corner of WA & Vancouver Island around July 5-8; plus the usual summer threat of thunderstorms along the eastern slopes of the Cascades and the eastern basins.
- This weekend: turning warm-to-hot, with plenty of sunshine. Temps in the upper 80s to 90s. 100s possible in the usual hot spots.
- Week of June 30 - July 4th: sunny & warm-to-hot Temps mostly in the 80s & 90s. Cooling slightly by mid-week.
- July 5,6 weekend: pleasantly warm; not too hot.
- Week of July 7-11: turning partly cloudy with chance for a shower on Tue the 8th, mainly Puget Sound north, then heating up into 80s & 90s.
- July 12,13 weekend: HOT. Triple-digits possible in many locations, both sides of the Cascades.
No ‘irrigating’ rainfall, so water managers will be busy. Perfectly normal for July. Small fruit harvesting will kick into gear. Fire risk increasing.
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