What to wear running
What to Wear Running in Seattle Today
Right now in Seattle, WA: feels like 60°F, overcast
Shorts and a breathable t-shirt or singlet. Stick to light, sweat-wicking fabric and skip the extra layer.
The kit
- Running Singlet
- Running Shorts (5")
- Lightweight Running Socks
- Daily Trainer Running Shoe
- Running Cap
- Running Sunglasses
Feels like
60°F
Actual
60°F
Wind
2 mph
Humidity
76%
Coach tips
- ·Light colors reflect heat: wear white or light grey if possible
- ·Consider a visor or running cap for sun protection
- ·Hydrate before, during, and after your run. Ease your pace. Your body works harder to cool itself in the heat.
At a glance
How to dress over the next 12 hours in Seattle
Now, 60°F
Sunglasses, short-sleeve tee, shorts, low socks
3 PM, 59°F
Short-sleeve tee, shorts, mid-height socks
4 PM, 60°F
Sunglasses, short-sleeve tee, shorts, low socks
5 PM, 59°F
Short-sleeve tee, shorts, mid-height socks
Typical kit at each hour’s feels-like temperature, listed only where the call changes. The live kit above is today’s exact pick.
Timing
Coolest upcoming hour in Seattle: 1 AM (feels like 53°F). RunnersKit scores every hour across heat, wind, rain, and air quality. The app tells you before your best window opens.
Running in Seattle: what the weather does to your run
Seattle is the rain-gear capital of American running, but the rain is usually light and persistent rather than torrential. Temperatures stay mild and narrow year-round, so a water-resistant shell and a brimmed cap matter more than heavy insulation. Real heat is rare and brief.
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RunnersKit is a convenience tool, not a substitute for your own judgment about safety and conditions. Check local forecasts and trust how you feel over any algorithm.