Another period of warmer than average weather is on tap this week.
Higher pressure aloft over the Rocky Mountain region, already producing hot dry weather there, is expected to bulge over the Pacific NW by mid-week. This weather feature is forecast to push temperatures back up into the 80s across much of the North Sound, and potentially above 90 degrees in even warmer locations such as the Cascade valleys.
Overnight temperatures are once again expected to be quite warm — in the upper 50s and 60s.
With longer nights now, it becomes tougher to hit the 90-degree mark in Seattle, yet it can and has happened.
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