February 2, 2026 – Redmond, WA. Residents in Redmond can expect a damp and quiet start to the week on Monday, as lingering rain gives way to cloudy skies throughout the day.
The forecast points to classic Pacific Northwest winter weather, with cool temperatures, high humidity, and little sunshine.
Sunrise is scheduled for 7:22 a.m., giving commuters gradually increasing daylight in the mornings as February progresses.
Daytime temperatures are forecast to reach a high near 50 degrees, offering mild conditions for early February but not much warmth.
Winds will be light, coming from the southeast at around 5 to 10 miles per hour, which should help keep conditions from feeling too harsh despite the moisture in the air.
The chance of rain sits at 80 percent overall, meaning scattered showers may still pop up, especially during the morning hours.
Humidity levels will remain high at around 89 percent during the day, adding to the chilly, damp feel that often accompanies winter weather in the region.
The UV index will be low, at just 1 out of 11, so sunshine will be minimal.
Sunset will arrive at 5:11 p.m., continuing the slow stretch toward longer evenings.
As night falls, temperatures are expected to dip to around 42 degrees. Skies will remain overcast, keeping conditions gray and cool through the overnight hours.
Winds will ease further, becoming light and variable, with an easterly breeze of around 5 miles per hour earlier in the evening.
Humidity will climb even higher overnight, reaching approximately 97 percent, which may lead to misty conditions or fog in some areas.
The UV index will drop to 0 overnight, and moon watchers may catch a glimpse of the waning gibbous moon, with moonrise at 6:27 p.m. and moonset at 8:10 a.m.
While cloud cover could limit visibility, brief breaks may allow for a view of the moon later in the evening or early morning.
Overall, Monday’s weather favors indoor plans or low-key outdoor activities with proper rain gear.
