Climate in Lynnwood

Lynnwood shares the genuine Puget Sound temperate marine climate documented across this dataset's Snohomish County markets -- mild, wet winters and dry, mild summers.

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A genuine Puget Sound marine climate

Lynnwood carries the same Koppen Csb/Cfb temperate marine classification as Everett, its fellow Snohomish County city: winters run mild and wet (highs around 47degF, lows around 36degF), summers run dry and mild (highs around 76degF, lows around 56degF).

Genuinely wet winters -- a real relocation consideration

Annual precipitation runs an estimated 37 inches, consistent with the broader Snohomish County range. As with every Puget Sound market in this dataset, movers from sunnier climates should weigh the genuine, real seasonal-affective-disorder relevance of Western Washington's mild but persistently overcast winters honestly.

No hurricane risk; real, regional Puget Sound seismic exposure

As an inland Snohomish County suburb, Lynnwood carries zero hurricane risk. Like every Puget Sound market in this dataset, it sits within the broader Cascadia Subduction Zone/Puget Sound seismic region -- a real, regional consideration rather than a Lynnwood-specific hazard.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.