January weather - Winter 2026 - Seattle, WA January is the first month it typically snows Throughout January, in the average 1 3 snowfall days, it receives 0 12" (3mm) of snow In Seattle, during the entire year, snow falls for 4 8 days and aggregates up to 0 94" (24mm) of snow In January, the average ocean temperature is 45 5°F (7 5°C)
Does It Snow in Seattle? (When and How Often) - Sunlight Living Seattle gets snow in January, February, March, and November Here are the average snowfalls and snow days for each month The city’s annual average snowfall is only about five days, with snow blankets barely reaching an inch thick and usually dissipating within a day
Does it Snow in Seattle? When How Often Revealed Seattle’s snowfall usually shows up between November and March, with January, February, and early March being the most likely candidates to host some frosty flakes
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Snow Stats - Seattle Weather Blog Seattle averages just 6 3 inches of snow a winter, although several winters—especially during the 1950s and 60s—have seen much more Seattle’s official snowfall records were taken at Sea-Tac Airport from 1945 through the winter of 1995-96, and again from the winter of 2004-05 onward
Weather in Seattle in January 2027 - Detailed Forecast Seattle typically experiences moderate snowfall in January, with an average of 6 snowy days In general, the average temperature in Seattle at the beginning of January is 45 °F As the month progressed, temperatures tended to moderately rise, reaching an average of 46 °F by the end of January New!
January Weather in Seattle Washington, United States The average sliding 31-day snowfall during January in Seattle is decreasing, starting the month at 1 8 inches, when it rarely exceeds 6 4 inches or falls below -0 0 inches, and ending the month at 0 6 inches, when it rarely exceeds 1 6 inches or falls below -0 0 inches
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