Strong high pressure aloft is expected to build over the Pacific Northwest into the middle of this week before it shifts inland, permitting marine air from the Pacific Ocean to cool temperatures by the weekend.
In the meantime, high temperatures will rise into the 90s from the Cascade foothill region and King and Kitsap counties southward and the 80s across much of the North Sound area and interior coastal areas. High-temperature records in the Puget Sound area during the next few days are in the mid and upper 90s. Some of these daily records may be beaten.
Hot daytime temperatures are not the only concern, though. Nighttime temperatures will also be quite warm, only dropping into the 60s. With many record maximum ‘low’ temperatures in the lower to mid-60s across the interior of western Washington, some of those records may also be broken. With this heat, it will be critical to avoid fire starters, like tossing burning materials out of cars, ensuring campfires are cold when leaving, and avoiding any outdoor burning. Any fire starts will likely grow rapidly and generate wildfire smoke, spoiling air quality.
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