February 5, 2026 – Redmond, WA. Residents in Redmond can expect a calm, fairly mild winter day on Thursday, with temperatures well above early-February averages and little chance of rain.
While the morning may start on a hazy note, conditions are expected to improve as the day goes on, making it a comfortable day for commuting, errands, or spending some time outdoors.
The day will start foggy in parts of the city, particularly during the early morning hours.
Sunrise is scheduled for 7:29 a.m., and as daylight increases, the fog is expected to gradually lift. By late morning, skies will transition to partly cloudy, allowing for brighter conditions through much of the afternoon.
Daytime temperatures are forecast to reach a high near 59 degrees, which is noticeably warmer than typical highs for early February in the Pacific Northwest.
Light winds from the north at around 4 miles per hour will add to the mild feel, with no sharp chill in the air.
Humidity levels during the day are expected to hover around 81 percent, which may keep the air feeling a bit damp early on, especially while fog is present.
However, once clouds begin to break, conditions should feel comfortable and stable.
The chance of precipitation during the day is low, sitting at just 10 percent. On the other hand, the UV index will remain low at 1 out of 11.
As evening approaches, temperatures will cool steadily after sunset at 5:16 p.m. Skies are expected to become mostly clear overnight, setting the stage for a calm and cool night.
Overnight lows are forecast to dip to around 38 degrees. Winds will remain light and variable, shifting slightly to the southeast at about 3 miles per hour, which should help maintain relatively stable conditions.
Humidity will increase overnight, reaching close to 89 percent, a common feature of clear winter nights in the region.
While no frost advisory is in place, the cooler temperatures and higher humidity may lead to damp conditions on roads and sidewalks by early Friday morning, especially in shaded areas.
The UV index will drop to 0 overnight, and stargazers may enjoy clearer views of the night sky.
The moon will be in its waning gibbous phase, rising at 10:10 p.m., and setting at 8:59 a.m. the following morning, offering a bright presence in the late evening and early morning hours.
Overall, Thursday’s weather in Redmond looks quiet and seasonably pleasant.
