08/25/2026
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Tourists visit Seattle in June, it's gray and drizzly, and they go home thinking they understand our weather. They don't even know what they missed.
π HOOK: There's a Pacific Northwest weather phenomenon that locals know about and almost no one else does. It happens every single year β right about now.
π‘ HINT: It's not rain. It's not a storm. It's actually the complete opposite of what people expect from the PNW.
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REVEAL: We call it Second Summer. August and September are statistically the driest, sunniest months in all of Western Washington. While the rest of the country is dealing with humidity and heat storms, we get warm sunny days, cool nights, and some of the clearest skies of the year.
The locals who know, know. And we're not always in a rush to spread the word. π
This is genuinely one of the best times of year to be in the Pacific Northwest β and if you're here right now, you're living it.
What's your favorite thing about PNW late summer? π