The Puget Sound region is expected to warm up into the lower-90s Wednesday, with the rest of the week following suit.

Dry and hot conditions return to western Washington on Tuesday and Wednesday, bringing an elevated risk of heat-related illness and fire danger.

Seattle's forecast includes heat, humidity, and thunderstorms with varying precipitation chances throughout the week.

Seattle broke its record-high temperature Tuesday, reaching 94 degrees Fahrenheit. Portland, Oregon, hit 100 degrees Fahrenheit on Tuesday, and Gov. Kate Brown declared a state of emergency across ...

A heat advisory for northwest and west central Washington was extended until 5 p.m. Thursday, according to the National Weather Service. The NWS continued to note that the heat will significantly increase the risk of heat-related illnesses for those who are sensitive to heat, especially those without effective cooling or adequate hydration.

Heat doesn’t just mean canceled events. It also poses a health risk. If you can’t afford to cool the whole house, make a “cool space” to sleep in.

Western Washington could break into the low 90s again Wednesday, with winds blowing out toward the Pacific Ocean, instead of from it.

Western Washington is experiencing a return of hot summer temperatures, with highs reaching 90 degrees in some areas over the weekend.Another wave of heat is a