Weather on February 3

Seattle, WA

55 Years of Data

Avg High
49°F
Avg Low
37°F
Warmest
2026
51°F avg
Coldest
1989
18°F avg

About This Date

February 3rd in Seattle, WA typically brings chilly winter weather, with average highs around 49°F and lows near 37°F. Over 56 years of records, the warmest February 3rd was in 2026 (51°F average), while the coldest was 1989 (18°F) — a 33°F range across recorded history. Rain or other precipitation has occurred on about 63% of February 3rd dates historically, with the wettest February 3rd recording 1.68" of rain. Temperatures on this date have remained relatively stable over the past several decades.

Temperatures on this date have remained relatively stable over the past several decades.

Planning for February 3rd in Seattle, WA? Bring layers as temperatures can vary throughout the day. Consider bringing rain gear or an umbrella.

Warming Trend
0.4°F per decade on this date
YearHighLowAvgPrecipSnow
2026warmest55°46°51°
202540°32°36°0.03"
202451°38°44°
202351°37°44°0.41"
202249°42°45°
202149°40°44°0.05"
202044°35°40°
201943°32°37°0.28"
201852°49°50°0.28"
201740°34°37°1.68"
201649°39°44°1.22"
201552°44°48°0.08"
201442°33°38°
201351°39°45°0.2"
201260°32°46°
201152°39°45°0.05"
201050°41°46°0.69"
200956°28°42°
200840°32°36°0.03"
200743°29°36°0.28"
200654°42°48°0.33"
200555°39°47°
200451°40°45°0.1"
200349°40°44°0.03"
200250°36°43°0.15"
200148°39°44°0.38"
200056°39°47°
199948°40°44°0.91"
199849°40°44°0.08"
199756°35°45°0.05"
199640°21°30°0.84"
199555°42°49°0.08"
199441°33°37°
199350°33°42°
199260°40°50°
199155°45°50°1.45"
199051°38°44°1.55"
1989coldest23°12°18°
198846°39°43°
198757°43°50°0.66"
198654°44°49°0.36"
198538°23°30°
198450°37°44°
198355°33°44°
198250°32°41°0.08"
198152°33°42°
198054°40°47°0.43"
197938°34°36°0.43"
197855°45°50°
197751°36°43°
197650°39°45°0.05"
197552°38°45°0.03"
197448°44°46°0.25"
197342°34°38°0.2"
197240°24°32°
197143°36°39°0.08"
56 years of data from SEATTLE URBAN SITE

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