Next 48 hours

Time	Temp	Feels	Rain	Wind	Humidity
Now	54°	53°	0%	SE 2 mph	94%
3 AM	56°	55°	2%	SE 3 mph	90%
4 AM	55°	53°	6%	S 5 mph	92%
5 AM	56°	53°	10%	S 7 mph	91%
6 AM	57°	54°	12%	S 7 mph	92%
7 AM	57°	54°	27%	S 8 mph	93%
8 AM	57°	54°	54%	SW 7 mph	96%
9 AM	56°	54°	58%	SW 7 mph	99%
10 AM	56°	54°	41%	N 6 mph	99%
11 AM	56°	55°	35%	N 4 mph	97%
12 PM	57°	56°	28%	E 3 mph	93%
1 PM	57°	57°	31%	E 2 mph	88%
2 PM	58°	57°	24%	N 2 mph	84%
3 PM	58°	57°	11%	N 2 mph	80%
4 PM	58°	57°	16%	NE 2 mph	79%
5 PM	57°	56°	15%	NE 2 mph	80%
6 PM	56°	55°	13%	NE 2 mph	82%
7 PM	54°	53°	8%	NE 2 mph	86%
8 PM	53°	52°	10%	E 2 mph	86%
9 PM	52°	51°	11%	E 2 mph	87%
10 PM	51°	50°	7%	SE 2 mph	88%
11 PM	50°	48°	11%	SE 2 mph	88%
Sat
12 AM	49°	47°	3%	SE 2 mph	89%
1 AM	49°	46°	4%	SE 2 mph	90%
2 AM	48°	45°	6%	S 2 mph	91%
3 AM	48°	45°	7%	S 2 mph	92%
4 AM	47°	44°	8%	SE 2 mph	93%
5 AM	47°	44°	7%	S 2 mph	94%
6 AM	47°	44°	7%	S 2 mph	94%
7 AM	46°	45°	8%	N 0 mph	97%
8 AM	46°	45°	8%	N 0 mph	97%
9 AM	46°	45°	8%	N 0 mph	97%
10 AM	52°	52°	3%	N 0 mph	87%
11 AM	52°	52°	3%	N 0 mph	87%
12 PM	52°	52°	3%	N 0 mph	87%
1 PM	57°	55°	1%	N 2 mph	72%
2 PM	57°	55°	1%	N 2 mph	72%
3 PM	57°	55°	1%	N 2 mph	72%
4 PM	57°	54°	2%	N 4 mph	72%
5 PM	56°	53°	2%	N 4 mph	72%
6 PM	56°	53°	2%	N 4 mph	72%
7 PM	50°	49°	0%	N 0 mph	90%
8 PM	50°	49°	0%	N 0 mph	90%
9 PM	50°	49°	0%	N 0 mph	90%
10 PM	47°	46°	0%	N 0 mph	92%
11 PM	47°	46°	0%	N 0 mph	92%
Sun
12 AM	47°	46°	0%	N 0 mph	92%
1 AM	44°	42°	0%	N 0 mph	94%

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About Sammamish weather

Sammamish is in King County, Washington, United States at 47.64°, -122.08°. Right now it’s 53° and mostly cloudy; today’s high is 58° with a 58% chance of rain.

Washington State's climate is dramatically split by the Cascade Range into two distinct regions. Western Washington, including Seattle and Olympia, has a marine climate with mild, wet winters and dry, pleasant summers. Eastern Washington is semi-arid with hot summers and cold winters, receiving far less precipitation due to the Cascade rain shadow. Seattle receives about 37 inches of rain per year, while areas in the Olympic Mountains receive over 150 inches.