What to pack for Washington State in the fall

Washington State in the fall can be quite diverse in terms of weather, with temperatures ranging from cool to chilly and frequent rain showers.

It is recommended to pack layers of clothing such as long-sleeve shirts, sweaters, and jackets to stay warm in the morning and evening chill. Waterproof outerwear like a rain jacket or coat is essential to stay dry from the unpredictable showers.

Comfortable jeans or pants, along with closed-toe shoes, are suitable for exploring the outdoors and walking on wet terrain. Don't forget to bring a scarf, hat, and gloves for added warmth during cooler days.

Additionally, carry a mix of both casual and slightly dressier clothing for different activities or events that may come up during your visit.

In the fall, Washington State experiences cool temperatures, with average highs ranging from the mid-50s to low 60s.

The state sees an increase in rainfall during this season, which contributes to the stunning display of fall foliage across the region.

The weather can be unpredictable, with occasional storms and foggy conditions, but overall, it offers a pleasant and mild climate for residents and visitors to enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, apple picking, and wine tasting.

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