SEATTLE - After highs Monday hit the upper 40s to low 50s, lows into Tuesday morning will be chilly. We will see patchy freezing fog and low clouds to start the day. After highs Monday hit the upper 40s to low 50s, lows into Tuesday morning will be chilly.

Seattle is in for a week of nice winter weather. It'll be dry with colder overnight lows, so you can forget about the rain until the weekend.

Seattle experiences freezing fog and low visibility, but expects gradual clearing with calm and mild weather ahead.

Seattle will wake up to foggy conditions before sunshine breaks through in time for the 49ers–Seahawks Wild Card playoff matchup, setting the stage for a chilly but dry afternoon at Lumen Field.

The Seahawk Forecast for kickoff is looking nice and dry. It will be a great day Saturday with plenty of sunshine for tailgating

A strong upper-level ridge and high pressure is “protecting us from any storms” for now, said National Weather Service meteorologist Dana Felton.

Showers are ending after a wet start to the week, with warmer temperatures and drier weather moving into western Washington. Flood alerts remain in effect for parts of the region, including Skagit and Whatcom counties and the Skokomish River near Potlatch.

Seattle experienced a clear and chilly start on MLK Day, with temperatures rising to 50°F amid sunshine before a week of mixed skies.

AM: Good morning! It's Wednesday, January 7, 2026. WEATHER + SUNRISE/SUNSET The forecast predicts showery, breezy weather today, high in the low 40s. Sunrise will be at 7:56 am; sunset at 4:35 pm. (Just 18 days until 5 pm+ sunsets!

SEATTLE - Sunny weather will continue in western Washington through the holiday weekend. A strong ridge of high pressure will stay in place through the MLK Jr. holiday weekend, bringing chilly clear mornings and lots of daytime sunshine.

The San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks will square off in the divisional round on Saturday, with the winner going to the conference title game. But will Seattle and San Francisco be battling the weather on top of each other?