- January weather - Winter 2027 - 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)
- Seattle - Recent January Temperatures, Rain Snow
January weather in Seattle for each year since 2010 including high and low temperatures, total snowfall and precipitation
- Does It Snow in Seattle? Snowfall Patterns, History Data
Explore whether it snows in Seattle, how often it happens, when snow typically falls, and historic snowfall data in this complete guide to Seattle's winter weather
- 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
- Does It Snow in Seattle? A Locals Real Answer in 2026
Yes, January is Seattle’s snowiest month, averaging 2 1 inches (5 3 cm) of snowfall at sea level January snow events in Seattle occur in most years, though measurable accumulation — defined as 1 inch (2 5 cm) or more — happens in roughly 50–60% of January months historically
- Seattle (WA) Weather in January: Temperature Rainfall
Browse day-by-day weather records for Seattle spanning 51 years Select any month and year to see actual temperatures, rainfall, and conditions recorded on each day
- 15 Best Things to Do in Seattle in January + Weather Info [2026] - CS . . .
Seattle does experience some snow during the month of January, but not much The city rarely sees more than 1 5” of snow during the month and is often as low as 0 5″
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