Summer is settling into Western WA with more sunshine and warmer highs. The mountains may see a few thunderstorms fire up in the afternoons. FOX13
Highs Thursday warm above average into the upper 70s to low 80s with abundant sunshine.Sunshine and warmer highs for the kick-off to Summer! Sea-Tac hit 71 at the airport with slightly warmer temps to the south. Normal for this time of year is now 72. Plenty of sunshine out of the gate Thursday for the first full day of summer.
By the afternoon, we expect a chance for thunderstorms to fire up mainly over the Cascades. A few cells may push into the foothills, so stay tuned! The extended forecast looks promising if you are a summer enthusiast! Temperatures hang in the low to upper 70s! Enjoy!
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