Seattle World Cup matches this week to feature drastic weather changes
Fans can expect nearly 80-degree temperatures for the next World Cup match in Seattle when Bosnia-Herzegovina faces Qatar.
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Fans can expect nearly 80-degree temperatures for the next World Cup match in Seattle when Bosnia-Herzegovina faces Qatar.
Today’s a Pinpoint Alert Day because of the heat — we’re looking at another shot at or near 90° again. And honestly, that’s pretty rare for Seattle in June.
Tuesday is a Pinpoint Alert Day because of the heat risk around the area.
Tuesday is a Pinpoint Alert Day because of the heat risk around the area
Summer remains just a few days away in the Northwest, but the summerlike warmth has definitely kicked into high gear.
While western Washington has cooled off significantly from the 90+ degree heat of Monday, there will be many warmer-than-normal days ahead through Juneteenth and the Father’s Day weekend.
After the record heat in Western Washington on Monday, attention will turn to central and eastern Washington on Tuesday as strong winds, low humidity, and continued heat will create conditions ripe for swift spread of wildfire.
For the remainder of Saturday and Saturday night, it’ll be pleasantly warm but the overnight won’t be too uncomfortable. Morning lows will be in the 50s to near 60.
Highs getting well into the 80s and some 90s are in store for the weekend into Monday around Western Washington, and record highs in Seattle of upper 80s to 90° are expected Sunday and Monday (both Pinpoint Alert Days), but fire danger will increase too.
KIRO 7’s Pinpoint Meteorologists are calling for Pinpoint Alert Days for Sunday and Monday as the temperatures heat up around Puget Sound.