Seattle ties daily heat record, with hotter weather coming

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport hit 95 degrees Monday afternoon, the National Weather Service said, tying a record for July 8 set in 2010. Olympia reached 99 degrees, eclipsing its record of 95. Read More

New high temp record set Tuesday as Seattle ties another record for hot weather this year - KOMO

SEATTLE — The high temperature for Seattle rose to 90 degrees Tuesday, setting a new daily record for the city and tying the record for the most days at or above that hot weather milestone in ... Read More

Seattle weather forecast: Record heat continues | The Seattle Times

Seattle’s Monday morning low of 63 degrees — only 3 degrees below the normal high for May 15 of 66 degrees — tied for the warmest low temperature in May on record, according to the weather ... Read More

Temperatures in Seattle's record-breaking heat wave to peak Monday

Temperatures in Western Washington’s record-breaking heat wave will peak today with potential highs ranging from 100 to 117 degrees throughout the area, according to the National Weather Service ... Read More

Seattle heat wave: Hot weather could break records this week - MyNorthwest

Some of these daily records may be beaten. Cooler temperatures can be found along the shores of Puget Sound, Strait of Juan de Fuca, and outer coastal beaches, with highs in the 70s. Hot daytime ... Read More

Seattle ties record for 2nd most 90-degree days in a year

SEATTLE — Seattle needs one more 90-degree day to tie the record for the most in a year. On Wednesday, the temperature hit 90 degrees around 5 p.m. at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport ... Read More

Hot weather records: The history of Seattle's heat waves

The hottest Seattle’s ever gotten was 103 degrees on July 29, 2009. Seattle also hit 100 degrees on July 20, 1994, and had reached 99 degrees three times in 1991, 1981, and 1960. Read More

Seattle Under the Heat Dome - The New Yorker

The number of local homes with A.C. has increased by thirteen per cent since 2013, according to the Seattle Times, which speculated that this might be attributable to the higher temperatures. Read More