Sequim Weather. Check the current weather forecast for Sequim Washington from Accuweather, and get weather forecasts for the following 36 hours.
Of all the locations in the Pacific Northwest, Sequim, WA is the town with the least rainfall. This is because Sequim finds itself in the bullseye of the Olympic Mountain rain shadow. In fact, Sequim receives the lowest total rainfall in all of the Olympic Peninsula: just 16 inches (40.64 cm) per year.
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Sunny Days vs. Rainy Days: In Sequim the sunny days outnumber the rainy days, which is calculated to be 117 days per year.
About those rainy days: It takes only one one-hundredth of an inch (0.254 mm) of precipitation for a day to move into the category of "rainy" (not sunny), whether the precipitation falls as rain, snow, sleet or hail. We've enjoyed some very lovely "rainy" days around here, just sayin'! When that fraction of an inch falls between the hours of 1 a.m. and 4 a.m., our days are delightful.
Sequim Average Yearly Rainfall: 16 inches (40.6 cm). The national yearly average is 38" (96.5 cm).
Sequim's Average Yearly Snowfall: 5.3 inches (13.5 cm). The national yearly average is 28" (71.1 cm).
Sequim Average Yearly Rainfall per Season
Sequim Average Monthly Rainfall
Summer Highs: Temperatures in Sequim tend to peak in August. The average summer temperature in August is 70.5F (21.4C).
This is an average, of course. While highs DO hover around 70F on a lot of summer days, we do get days into the 80's F (26.7 C). The likelihood of temperatures soaring into the 90's (32.2+C)...well, those days are rare. Let's just say that the RECORD high temperature ever recorded in Sequim was 94 F (34.4 C). At the same time, summertime highs can easily dip into the 60's (C).
This is why it is smart to bring a good sweater or light jacket even if you're visiting in July. It is also why the denizens of Sequim tend to make it a habit to check weather forecasts regularly.
Winter Highs and Lows: December average temperatures are 48.5 F (9.2 C). December also marks the month with the coldest average low temperature: 30.9 F (-0.61 C). The RECORD coldest temperature recorded in Sequim was -3 F (-19 C). That...is cold!
The following charts graph both the rainfall averages and temperature averages.
I'd like to believe that our weathermen can come to a reliable forecast at least a few minutes before I have to check the "weather rock" in my front yard. (You know - if the rock is wet, it's raining, if it's rolling it's windy, if it's white it's snowing....)
But, what I discovered after researching Sequim weather is that there are multiple weather services in the United States, and their statistics rarely match, not even in their past records!
So, if you notice that our statistics aren't exactly the same as someone else's statistics, I won't be surprised. A whole lot depends upon where those stats come from. Nevertheless, I hope that your set and my set of stats are at least close...!
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