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Seattle has a temperate oceanic climate, famous for long, damp, overcast winters and dry, pleasant summers. The wet season (October to May) is cool at around 5-12°C with persistent drizzle, grey skies and rare snow, while summer (late June to September) is warm, dry and sunny, typically 22-27°C with low humidity. The Pacific keeps the city from getting too hot or too cold.
Seattle has many rainy days, but most of it is light drizzle rather than heavy downpours. Its total annual rainfall is actually lower than many cities in the eastern US.
July to September is the driest and most beautiful stretch, with sunny skies, warmth of 22-27°C, low humidity and very little rain.
Rarely. The city sees only a few days of snow each winter and it usually melts quickly, though the nearby mountains get heavy snow.
Not very. Winters are mild at around 5-12°C thanks to the moderating ocean, but heavy cloud, dampness and short days make them feel persistently grey.
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