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WEATHER Hot and dry conditions forecasted for Bellingham this week

Bellingham, WALocal News

Whatcom County is set to experience a significant rise in temperatures this week, with Bellingham forecasted to reach 82 degrees on Wednesday, the warmest day of 2025 thus far. Nearby Lynden could see even hotter conditions, with highs of 84 degrees, while Mount Vernon is expected to reach 83 degrees. The National Weather Service in Seattle warns of a moderate heat risk across much of Western Washington, especially for areas away from the coastline. Following this warm spell, temperatures are projected to drop slightly on Thursday before rebounding to the 70s on Friday. This weather pattern indicates an early onset of summer-like conditions in the region, which may affect outdoor activities and local events.

Residents should stay informed about heat advisories and plan accordingly. The NWS emphasizes the importance of hydration and caution during the heat wave. For further weather updates, locals can visit the My Bellingham Now weather page.

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