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Living in Seattle, WA (city)

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Climate around Seattle, WA (city)

Long-term monthly averages help you compare seasons. A weather station describes its own site, not every street or home nearby.

SEATTLE TACOMA INTL AP, WA US

1991–2020 · Station monthly normal for 1991–2020; not a citywide average or forecast

Station/reference coordinates: 47.4444000, -122.3139000.

Monthly station records in their original units. These describe the station and stated period.
MonthTemperaturePrecipitationSnowfall
January42.8 °FClimate Normal5.8 inchesClimate Normal1.8 inchesClimate Normal
February44.0 °FClimate Normal3.8 inchesClimate Normal2.2 inchesClimate Normal
March47.1 °FClimate Normal4.2 inchesClimate Normal0.4 inchesClimate Normal
April51.3 °FClimate Normal3.2 inchesClimate Normal0.0 inchesClimate Normal
May57.5 °FClimate Normal1.9 inchesClimate Normal0.0 inchesClimate Normal
June62.0 °FClimate Normal1.5 inchesClimate Normal0.0 inchesClimate Normal
July67.1 °FClimate Normal0.6 inchesClimate Normal0.0 inchesClimate Normal
August67.4 °FClimate Normal1.0 inchesClimate Normal0.0 inchesClimate Normal
September62.6 °FClimate Normal1.6 inchesClimate Normal0.0 inchesClimate Normal
October53.8 °FClimate Normal3.9 inchesClimate Normal0.0 inchesClimate Normal
November46.5 °FClimate Normal6.3 inchesClimate Normal0.2 inchesClimate Normal
December42.0 °FClimate Normal5.7 inchesClimate Normal1.7 inchesClimate Normal

Source: NOAA NCEI U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020. Ten station series selected and reformatted by LivingCost. Not a forecast or NOAA endorsement. · Source · Reuse terms

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