With stronger onshore flow off the Pacific Ocean, temperatures near the coast are 15-20 degrees cooler than this time yesterday while around the Sound, temperatures are only a few degrees cooler than the record warm day Sunday.
While we’ll have a few more clouds around Tuesday, these will mainly be high clouds. And the onshore flow will pick up slightly, bringing only a few degrees additional cooling. Expect highs in the 70s around much of Puget Sound.
Little change through Wednesday but for Thursday and Friday, we’ll cool back into the 60s with more cloud cover. There could be a few sprinkles or a very light rain shower with a passing front Friday afternoon through Friday night, but most of us will stay dry.
Temperatures will rebound to the low 70s in Seattle by Mother’s Day with more sunshine. We’ll continue to see above-average temperatures into next week.