Western Washington, Washington D.C. Expected Rising Heat, Dry Conditions Weekend

The Pacific Northwest, including Whatcom County and Seattle, is experiencing a warming trend with temperatures rising into the 80s through early next week, accompanied by mostly clear skies and light winds, creating ideal outdoor conditions. Whatcom County faces moderate heat risks and fire weather concerns on Monday, while Seattle enjoys highs ranging from the high 70s to low 80s with low humidity and mild nights, though a slight chance of midweek showers is expected. Meanwhile, Washington D.C. is transitioning from a humid morning to a mostly sunny and warm weekend with temperatures climbing into the 90s by early next week, accompanied by mostly clear skies and gentle northeast winds. The National Weather Service forecasts continued heat in D.C. through midweek, with a small chance of showers by Thursday. Residents in these regions are advised to stay hydrated and take precautions against heat and fire risks. For ongoing updates, the National Weather Service websites provide detailed forecasts.