Temperatures Poised To Reach The 90s In Washington Monday

SEATTLE, WA — A run of pleasant, summer weather in Western Washington will continue Monday, forecasters say, with afternoon temperatures on-track to reach the mid-90s in some areas.

Cooler, cloudy weather gave way to the sunshine Saturday and brought temperatures into the 80s for most by Sunday. Monday is poised to be the warmest day in the heat streak before temperatures begin to taper off.

The warmest weather is expected around Tacoma, the lower Chehalis Valley and along the Southwest Interior.

Heat advisories for the Seattle and Tacoma regions will be in place Monday, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

High temperatures ranges Monday:

Residents are reminded to drink plenty of fluids, and ensure children and pets are not left unattended in vehicles for any period of time.

According to the National Weather Service, Tuesday and Wednesday will be one or two degrees cooler on average, before a much more noticeable shift in the latter half of the week, bringing along a chance for rain.