Seattle Weather Roundup: Thanksgiving 2025

Seattle's Thanksgiving weather is often characterized by a variety of conditions due to its location. Historical data shows a wide range of temperatures and precipitation levels on Thanksgiving Day. This year was no exception, with a combination of cold, wind, and rain. Looking ahead, the forecast indicates a relatively dry weekend for Seattle, providing a respite from the Thanksgiving storms. However, residents of Whatcom County should be prepared for potential snowfall, especially in higher elevations. The National Weather Service is closely monitoring river levels due to the expected precipitation, advising motorists and property owners to stay informed.

How to Prepare:

The warmest Thanksgiving was 59 degrees in 1983.

A cooler and drier weekend is expected, with a slight chance of showers returning by late Monday.

The snow level is expected to drop to 2,500 feet on Sunday evening.

Keep an eye on the weather forecast, especially if you have travel plans. Be prepared for potential snow in mountain areas and monitor river levels if you live near a river. Seattle residents can expect a brief break from the rain this weekend, but should prepare for possible showers next week.

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