Over a week now with no measurable rain. And while the final days of May will be rather gray, there won't be much (if any) rain to show for all the morning clouds.

Only April had a surplus of precipitation, with all other months since the first of the year ending in below-normal rainfall. Drippy clouds today and Wednesday won't be enough to close the 0.84" rainfall deficit in Seattle, so this May will likely go down as another drier-than-normal month.

Yet conditions are staying comfortably cool for the rest of this week. A consistent supply of fresh ocean air will keep daytime temperatures in the 50s & 60s while the overnights dip into the 40s for some great sleeping weather.

Warmer days are ahead, however! Starting Thursday, June 1, onshore flow relaxes as high pressure over New England begins to retrograde westward. We'll enjoy full sunshine as temperatures climb above 70 degrees this weekend.

Early next week looks even warmer, with highs potentially in the 80s and not a drop of rain through then.

Meteorologist Kristin Clark
The KOMO 4-Cast Team

Updated Tuesday Morning{/strong}