Seattle just went 33 straight days without measurable rain, with the dry streak lasting from late July until rain finally returned on August 29. The stretch made for an unusually dry summer in a city known for its rain. Seattle’s longest recorded dry streaks include 55 consecutive days in 2017 and 51 days in 2021, putting this summer’s 33-day stretch in some pretty notable company. Summer temperatures also averaged slightly above normal, creating a season that was defined more by persistent dryness than extreme heat. #DUBSEA