Seattle Weather And More

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Shown above, The city of Seattle, Washington.

Washington is a state in the Pacific Northwest. It is America's northernmost and westernmost mainland state.

Washington is actually the only US state that contains both deserts and rainforests.

The city of Seattle is home to roughly 750,000 people. In terms of population, Seattle is about the same size as San Francisco.

Seattle weather tends toward a temperate Mediterranean climate, but rainy, and somewhat on the cooler side.

What is the difference between Weather and Climate?

The terms 'Weather' and 'Climate' are closely related, and often used interchangeably.

The subtle difference is that weather has more to do with current conditions of temperature, wind, and humidity.

Climate is an average calculation of recurring weather conditions over time, derived from daily weather reports.

The state of Washington is characterized by a temperate climate.

Scroll down for charts, tables, and stats about Seattle Weather.

To see weather charts and tables from other major US cities, visit the links below.

Seattle Weather And Climate

Above: Seattle Weather climate graph depicting minimum, maximum, and average monthly temperatures, as well as precipitation, daylight hours, and more (shown in metric units).

image: climatemps.com

Above: A Seattle Weather climate graph depicting minimum, maximum, and average monthly temperatures, as well as precipitation, daylight hours, and more (shown in US units).

image: climatemps.com

Above: A Weather Map of the western United States during summer months

Above: This Seattle Weather and Climate table shows average temperatures throughout the year, as well as precipitation, monthly rainfall, sunny days, and more.

image: climatemps.com