Seattle Morning Pulse: Northgate Fire, Weather, Jobs, Housing, and Community Updates
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Seattle Morning Pulse: Northgate Fire, Weather, Jobs, Housing, and Community Updates
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Stepping outside right now, the weather is definitely making itself known. We are dealing with overcast skies, some morning fog, and a high around 17 degrees Celsius, that’s the mid-60s Fahrenheit, with humidity above eighty percent. There’s a light breeze, and a chance of lingering thundery showers. Though skies will remain gray most of the day, we expect conditions to clear a bit by late afternoon. The air quality, which dropped to unhealthy levels Friday due to area wildfires, is slowly improving but remains a concern, especially for those with respiratory issues. If you suffer from asthma or other conditions, consider limiting your time outdoors until the haze fully lifts.
In other news, downtown is seeing another shakeup as a long-time Capitol Hill favorite, Pour House Café, closed its doors for the final time on Friday after nearly twenty years. The block will see a new coworking space open in its place this October. Meanwhile, the Seattle job market remains steady, with unemployment holding at just over three percent. Warehousing and tech continue to lead in job postings, and recruiters are seeing a mild uptick in remote roles heading into the fall.
The housing market is still tight, but the median home price in Seattle is hovering just under 850-thousand dollars—up slightly from last month. Buyers are still facing tough competition, but inventory is starting to improve as new listings come online, particularly in Ballard and West Seattle.
From City Hall, Mayor Harrell is urging council action this week on downtown homelessness strategies, focusing on a pilot program to expand shelter capacity near Pike Place. Meanwhile, the city’s urban tree ordinance is now in effect, adding new protections for old-growth trees and stricter guidelines for developers.
For families, big congrats go out to Roosevelt High’s robotics club for taking first prize in the statewide STEM challenge held yesterday. On the sports front, the UW Huskies football team is riding high after a flawless blowout win over UC Davis, making history with a 5-and-0 season start. The Mariners wrap up their series against Atlanta this afternoon at Truist Park with Luis Castillo on the mound.
Looking ahead, the Fremont Oktoberfest kicks off Friday, and tickets are still available for the Bumbershoot Afterparty at the Museum of Pop Culture. Meanwhile, the city’s Music at the Market series brings free live jazz to Pike Place on Tuesday at lunchtime—perfect if you need a mood lift in the middle of the week.
Our feel-good story today comes from the Green Lake neighborhood, where local volunteers organized a sunset litter cleanup last night, collecting over twenty bags of trash and making the park sparkle. It was great to see so many families, students, and seniors pitching in for their community.
Turning to public safety, Seattle Police are increasing foot patrols in the SODO district after a string of late-night car break-ins. Officers arrested two suspects early this morning near South Lander and Fourth Avenue. Police remind everyone to keep valuables out of sight and report suspicious activity.
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