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Seattle Hits 67°F Wednesday, Breaking a 1990 Daily Record
By Ryan Hall, Y'all Weather Desk · Published · Updated
Written by our automated news desk from National Weather Service data.
What's new: Added our records map.
Key points
- This is a daily record only. It is not a November record and not an all-time record.
- Climate records like this one get a formal review later, so the final number could be adjusted.
- Cooler air is coming. A stronger, colder system is due to push into northern California and the Pacific Northwest on Monday, Nov. 16, with moderate to heavy snow in the Sierra Nevada. Our winter storm outlook has the details. Exact snow levels and totals that far out are still less certain.
- If you're in the Seattle area, the mild air isn't built to last into next week.
Seattle reached 67°F on Wednesday, Nov. 11, breaking the daily record high of 65°F set in 1990. That tops the old mark by 2 degrees. The reading is preliminary until it gets a final quality check.
Records like this one are on our live records page.
More on Weather records, November 2026
Places in this story: Seattle, WA
Sources
- NWS Seattle Record Event Report, National Weather Service, issued
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