WESTERN WASHINGTON – Summer officially begins on Sunday and forecasters say we should expect a hot, dry one.
NOAA’s 90 day forecast predicts warmer and drier weather from July through September.
Meteorologist Scott Sistek with Q-13 News says it would continue a streak of hotter summers in Western Washington.
He says a heavy snowpack and rains earlier in June have kept water supplies healthy and fire danger low.
But that could change with sustained dry, hot conditions.