SEATTLE – After a few morning showers and clouds, the sunshine appeared this afternoon with highs in the mid to upper 60s.

After a few morning showers and clouds, the sunshine appeared this afternoon with highs in the mid to upper 60s. (FOX 13 Seattle)

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High pressure will continue to build and amplify by the middle of the week, making for the warmest temperatures of the year. Offshore flow will increase temperatures into the 80s by Wednesday along with plenty of sunshine. 

High pressure will continue to build and amplify by the middle of the week, making for the warmest temperatures of the year. 

High temperatures will warm up into the 70s for Tuesday and then even warmer by Wednesday. A little cooler as a cold front sweeps through Thursday, then back to the mid 70s by the end of the week. 

High temperatures will warm up into the 70s for Tuesday and then even warmer by Wednesday.  (FOX 13 Seattle)

Temperatures tonight will be a little cooler after the front moved through today, lows in the mid to upper 40s.

Temperatures tonight will be a little cooler after the front moved through today, lows in the mid to upper 40s. (FOX 13 Seattle)

Skies will be sunny and clear through Wednesday with warm temperatures. A little cool down with only a few passing showers Thursday, but skies will rebound by the weekend with more sun and nice temperatures. 

Skies will be sunny and clear through Wednesday with warm temperatures.

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The Seattle Seahawks will start and end their regular season against the San Francisco 49ers, with their eyes set on lifting the Lombardi Trophy at the home of the 49ers come February 8, 2026. Week 1’s home opener against the 49ers will give the Seahawks the chance to make an early statement of intent in their quest to return to the playoffs and reclaim the NFC West throne.

When we last saw these teams meet up, Geno Smith ended the 49ers’ six-game unbeaten run against Seattle with his memorable touchdown run in the dying seconds in Santa Clara. Unfortunately, Smith never won at home versus San Francisco and didn’t exactly have his best games in any of them. Seattle’s run defense also conceded a minimum 170 rushing yards in each of those three Lumen Field defeats and didn’t manage a single 20+ yard rush on offense.

One of the storylines for the 2025 Seahawks is their need to vastly improve upon their recent home record. A subplot as it pertains to the 49ers game is the rarity of the Seahawks losing four consecutive home games to a division rival.

Divisional opponents who’ve beaten the Seahawks in Seattle four consecutive years

The Los Angeles Raiders handed the Seahawks five straight home losses from 1990-1994. They had narrow wins of 17-13 (x2), 17-16, and 23-20 (OT) in four of those victories, as well as 19-0 shutout against the offensively incapable 1992 Seahawks. As soon as the Raiders moved back to Oakland, the Seahawks gave them a 44-10 drubbing on a Sunday night.

The San Diego Chargers gave Seattle an L at the Kingdome from 1977-1980, scoring at least 30 points on three occasions with the great Dan Fouts at quarterback. Seattle emphatically stopped the streak in 1981 with a 44-23 hammering on Monday Night Football.

(H/T Stathead)

That’s it. That’s the list. We’re talking about stretches of Seahawks football in which they didn’t make the playoffs one time.

Since Seattle’s return to the NFC West it has never lost four in a row at home to a divisional opponent. On the flip side, the Seahawks beat the 49ers on the road four straight from 2014-2017, the Arizona Cardinals from 2021-2024 (and counting, hopefully), and the St. Louis Rams five straight from 2005-2009.

There’s no better way for Sam Darnold, Klint Kubiak, John Benton, the remade offensive line, and the rookie draft class to make an immediately positive impression than to vanquish the 49ers and re-establish home superiority on Sept. 7. If the 49ers fans are going to take over substantial sections of Lumen Field, at least send them to the exits early.

HOUSTON (AP) — Christian Walker hit a game-winning, two-run homer in the ninth inning to lift the Houston Astros to a 5-3 win over the Seattle Mariners on Sunday.

Houston Astros 5, Seattle Mariners 3: Box Score

The game was tied at 3 when Jose Altuve singled with no outs in the ninth. Walker, who had three hits, then sent a fastball from Casey Legumina (4-2) into the seats in left field to give the Astros the walkoff victory and 3-1 series win over the AL West leaders.

Walker’s big game came after the struggling first baseman had just three hits combined in his previous seven games.

Bryan King (3-0) struck out Randy Arozarena to end Seattle’s ninth and manager Dan Wilson was ejected for the first time in his career for arguing with home plate umpire Laz Diaz after the call.

Seattle had runners on first and third with one out in the eighth when Ben Williamson hit a grounder to second baseman Mauricio Dubón. He threw home in time to get J.P. Crawford out at the plate before Leo Rivas grounded out for the third out.

The Astros loaded the bases with two outs in the eighth, but Isaac Paredes grounded out to leave everyone stranded. That came after they loaded the bases with one out in the seventh, but came away empty after Seattle turned a double play.

Jake Meyers was on first with two outs in the sixth when Cam Smith laced an RBI double down the right field line to tie it at 3.

Seattle starter Luis Castillo allowed nine hits and three runs with six strikeouts in six innings. Castillo threw 114 pitches Sunday to tie Cincinnati’s Hunter Greene for most pitches thrown in a game this season.

Houston’s Colton Gordon allowed seven hits and three runs in five innings in his third major league start.

Julio Rodríguez had three hits and Mitch Garver drove in two runs for the Mariners.

Rodríguez and Arozarena hit consecutive singles with two outs in the first before Garver made it 2-0 on his double to center.

There were two outs in the third with Rodríguez on third when Donovan Solano singled on a grounder to left field to extend the lead to 3-0.

Houston cut it to 3-1 on an RBI single by Walker with one out in the bottom of the third. A sacrifice fly by Caratini that Leody Taveras jumped to catch on the warning track scored Altuve to make it 3-2.

Key moment

Walker’s walkoff home run gave him three RBIs, tying a season high.

Key stat

The teams combined to go 4 for 22 with runners in scoring position.

Up next

Both teams are off Monday before Houston opens a series with the Athletics and Seattle gets a visit from Washington on Tuesday night.

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