High temperatures expected into the 80s across Whatcom County

WHATCOM COUNTY, Wash. — Forecasters with the Seattle office of the National Weather Service say to expect unseasonably warm temperatures later this week.

Forecasters say a high pressure will build over western Washington on Tuesday and Wednesday. This will allow conditions to “warm up and dry out.” Most inland lowland areas are expected to reach the mid to upper 70s on Wednesday, with coastal areas expected to peak near the 70-degree mark.

The following are the expected high temperatures across the next few days as of Monday, June 17th.

Location	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun
Bellingham	65°	75°	79°	80°	74°	61°
Lummi Island	64°	71°	74°	75°	71°	62°
Sandy Point	63°	69°	73°	76°	72°	65°
Birch Bay	63°	69°	73°	74°	69°	61°
Blaine	65°	74°	79°	79°	73°	62°
Pt Roberts	60°	65°	67°	69°	66°	62°
Ferndale	69°	78°	83°	83°	77°	65°
Laurel	68°	77°	82°	82°	76°	64°
Lynden	68°	78°	84°	84°	77°	64°
Sumas	68°	78°	84°	84°	77°	64°
Everson/Nooksack	69°	79°	84°	84°	78°	64°
Maple Falls	66°	77°	83°	83°	76°	62°
Glacier	63°	73°	79°	81°	76°	60°
Deming	67°	77°	83°	83°	77°	64°
Acme	64°	74°	79°	79°	73°	61°
Sudden Valley	63°	72°	77°	78°	73°	61°

Even with the unseasonably warm temperatures, the current forecast is still several degrees below daily records.

NWS forecasters say, “Temperatures are favored to return to near-normal by Sunday, with a return of cloudy skies and a chance (20% to 30%) of light precipitation for most areas.”