Seattle Weather Blog

Despite El Niño, We Could Still Get Big Snow This Winter

Two of Seattle's snowiest winters ever came during El Niño seasons.

11/01/2023 By Justin Shaw

Oeno Files

Chateau Ste. Michelle Remains Washington’s Indispensable Winery

Our largest winery may be struggling, but we need it now as much as we ever did.

11/01/2023 By Sean P. Sullivan

Lofty Looks

Property Watch: An Exposed-Brick Apartment across from Cal Anderson Park

This cute, well-maintained cooperatively owned apartment is just a stone's throw from the Capitol Hill light rail station.

10/31/2023 By Sarah Anne Lloyd

Beep Boop

The Hospital Robots among Us

Are delivery droids the solution to staff shortages in health care? Some local hospitals are trying to find out.

10/30/2023 By Eric Nusbaum

Asked/Answered

Why Is There a Dick's Burgers in Spokane?

The similarities are eerie, but there's no relation between our own Dick's Drive-In and Spokane's Dick's Hamburgers.

10/30/2023 By Allecia Vermillion

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Explore the Flavors of the City During Seattle Restaurant Week

Your guide to navigating Seattle Restaurant Week's best picks.

10/27/2023

Seattle Film

Is The Hand That Rocks the Cradle the Most Unhinged Seattle Film? We Think So.

And we’re giving Julianne Moore her flowers.

10/27/2023 By Dalila Brent

Red Zone

Jake Bobo Is a Seahawks Throwback

The rookie receiver is old and slow—and he's also a perfect fit.

10/27/2023 By Conor Kelley

Haunted History

The Toxic Legacy of Seattle’s Lost Cemetery

In 1912, gravediggers unearthed 3,000 bodies along the Duwamish River. What happened next speaks to its status today.

10/26/2023 By Ashli Blow

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Eat at the Peak of Local Harvests at these Participating Seattle Restaurant Week Establishments

Seattle Restaurant Week returns October 22–November 4.

10/26/2023

Book Lust

Nancy Pearl Shares Her Favorite Seattle Spots

Our superstar librarian dishes on the joy of the Lake City Fred Meyer, the evolution of the Burke-Gilman Trail, and her favorite place to read.

10/25/2023 By Eric Nusbaum

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Chef Jim Campbell's Culinary Expertise Transforms Member Experiences at The Rainier Club

Two decades of passion, local flavors, and member-centered dining experiences.

10/24/2023

The Little Dormer That Could

Property Watch: Classic Seattle Charm in a Cozy Package

This Tudor-revival home has the look and feel of houses that are normally much bigger in both size and price.

10/24/2023 By Sarah Anne Lloyd

ICYMI

The Weirdest Seattle News of 2023

Steamy Kraken fan fic, Costco sushi, and inflatable dinosaurs.

10/24/2023 By Angela Cabotaje, Eric Nusbaum, and Seattle Met Staff

Faking Left

Shaun Scott Chronicles Seattle’s Civic Shortcomings through Sports

Heartbreak City details progressive failures, and resilience, by focusing on the city’s relationship to its teams and athletes.

10/23/2023 By Benjamin Cassidy

Love Letters

Ballard's Creepiest Curiosity Shop Reminds Us to Be Weird

Fancy stuffed roadkill, glowing uranium dinner plates, and a real human skeleton? This is the place.

10/23/2023 By Allison Williams

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Celebrate the Holidays with the Seahawks

Lumen Field is your home for the holidays this season!

10/20/2023

If By Sea

Seattle’s Seaplanes Take Off in a New Direction

After 77 years, Kenmore Air keeps the iconic propeller planes flying across the Seattle landscape. Where do they go from here?

10/20/2023 By Allison Williams

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The Saint Martin’s University Gala Brings Together Food, Wine and People for a Cause

Three special culinary guests will host this year’s Gala raising funds for student scholarships.

10/19/2023

Owl Prowl

How (and Why) to Start Bird-Watching in Seattle

Birding is gaining popularity in Seattle as a way to connect with nature—and with fellow humans.

10/19/2023 By Olivia Rosane