Expect The Hottest Days Of The Year In Seattle This Week
Here's how to make sure you're prepared for the heat.
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Here's how to make sure you're prepared for the heat.
Historically, Seattle summers don’t get uncomfortably warm—and that’s the way we like it. According to a nationwide survey, only about 30 percent of Washington state residents had central air in their homes in 2021 (and a quarter used individual AC units). Compare that to the nationwide average of 67 percent.
If you’re one of the many Seattleites without air conditioning, you’ll want to prepare yourself for this week’s increase in temperature.
🔥HOTTEST DAYS OF THE YEAR EXPECTED NEXT WEEK🔥
Temperatures will likely top 90 degrees on several occasions next week—probably from Tues-Thurs.
Could even exceed 95° in Seattle proper—but fortunately, 100° looks to be off the table. Still hot regardless.
— Seattle Weather Blog (@KSeattleWeather) July 20, 2022
Seattle is expected to see temperatures of over 90 degrees during the last week of July. Tuesday through Thursday will most likely be the hottest days.
You’ll also want to remember to avoid outdoor activities from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and always avoid leaving children and pets in the car.
Finally, cool down with some frozen treats. These are our favorite places to get an ice cream sandwich in Seattle and this soft serve summer pop-up will be open over the weekend.
The hottest days of the year in Seattle can be uncomfortable and even dangerous, but with a little advance planning and good sense Seattleites can stay safe and happy this summer.