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Off-and-on valley rain/mountain snow chances over the holiday travel week
Quiet Tuesday afternoon before more mountain snow moves in tonight.
Plan on slippery conditions for the morning commute across Eastern WA, OR
1-4" of snow accumulation is possible Monday morning, with freezing rain potential late this morning and early afternoon.
WEEKEND TRAVEL: Mountain snow and valley showers on the way, high winds
Wind gusts will range from 25-45MPH late Friday through Saturday.
Weekend Forecast: Valley Showers, More Mountain Snow and High Winds Across Mid-Columbia -Briana
I-90, Snoqualmie Pass re-open from Thursday morning spinouts; chains required on roadway
After multiple pass closures yesterday over the Cascades, more snow is expected in the higher terrain.
A colder, partly sunny and mostly dry day across the Mid-Columbia. -Briana
UPDATE: I-90 re-opens from spinouts as snow blankets mountain passes in Washington and Oregon
A Winter Storm Warning is in effect until 10am Thursday for the Cascades, 6-18" of new snow possible.
Breezy across the Mid-Columbia today, mountain rain and snow likely -Briana
Winds will gust out of the southwest from 25-35MPH in the Tri-Cities and Yakima.
Sunshine returns to the Tri-Cities, mountain snow will continue off-and-on this week -Briana
Monday brings new mountain snow, dusting possible for Yakima Valley and Tri-Cities
The Cascades and the Blues will pick up 2-6" inches of new snow today.
Weekend Snow: Winter driving conditions over Washington, Oregon mountains
By Sunday morning, Snoqualmie Pass may receive 8-12" total, White Pass 4-6", and 3-4" over the Blue and Wallowa Mountains.
Weekend Forecast: Mountain snow on the way, heaviest over the Cascades
Most of Washington and Oregon's precipitation tonight through early Sunday will stay confined to the mountains.
After record-breaking temperatures Wednesday, Thursday brings cooler and mild conditions -Briana
Off-and-on showers, with mid temperatures for the holiday weekend -Briana
Cold to start, very mild travel conditions this Wednesday afternoon
Planning to hit the roads today? Drying conditions should help after yesterday's mountain snow and valley rain!
Snow, spinouts, crashes close I-90 Snoqualmie Pass, I-84 and OR 204
Vehicle break-ins on the rise at Badger Mountain and Candy Mountain trailhead parking lots, per officials
Benton County officials say car windows are being broken at the trailhead parking lots.
TRAVEL ALERT: Rain and mountain snow Tuesday morning for Washington, Oregon
The Cascades and the Blues will pick up 4-10 inches of new snow overnight Monday through Tuesday evening.
WEATHER ALERT: Watch for patchy to dense freezing fog across Mid-Columbia
Visibility may be reduced to 1/4 mile or less because of freezing fog. Hazardous driving conditions are expected due to low visibility and potential frost on bridges.
Friday morning brings rain and mountain snow before drying conditions this weekend -Briana
Precipitation is expected to continue throughout the morning and early afternoon hours across the Mid-Columbia.
TRAVEL ADVISORY: Wet weather throughout Washington and Oregon Friday morning
Give yourself extra time on the morning commute! Soggy weather will impact travel conditions throughout the early morning hours.
WEATHER ALERT: Rain & mountain snow later today through Friday morning! -Briana
Longest partial lunar eclipse in more than 500 years happening this week
Clouds may block the viewing of expected partial lunar eclipse early Friday morning across Eastern Washington and Oregon.
Frost on your lawns and windshields before sunny, cool and dry conditions Wednesday afternoon -Briana
Weather Alert: Peak gusts of 50-55MPH are possible across the Mid Columbia today
Wind gusts will range from 30-55MPH across Eastern Washington and Oregon Monday afternoon, with higher gusts possible in the higher terrain and along the western coastline.
WIND ADVISORY: Scattered showers, high winds this afternoon -Briana
Wind gusts will range from 35-55MPH across Eastern Washington and Oregon Monday afternoon, with higher gusts possible in the higher terrain and along the western coastline.
After record-setting rain Thursday, downpours continue to drench Tri-Cities, Yakima Friday
Flood watches and warnings issued to the west, with more rain on the way for the Mid-Columbia.
The rain continues! Wet weather Friday before drying conditions this weekend -Briana
‘Pineapple Express’ sends more moisture barrelling towards the Northwest
Another atmospheric river will deliver more rain, mountain snow and winds to Washington and Oregon starting today and tomorrow.
Wet weather for Thursday and Friday before drying conditions take place for the weekend -Briana
Partly sunny skies and calming winds today before more rain moves in Thursday -Briana
High winds, mountain snow and steady rain in Tuesday morning’s forecast
WEATHER ALERT: High winds, blowing mountain snow and steady rain across the Northwest this morning
A High Wind Warning in place for the Blues until 10am Tuesday, with gusts recorded at 65-70MPH this morning.
A fairly calm Monday forecast before rain and high winds return Tuesday -Briana
Winds will pickup overnight across southeastern Washington and northeastern Oregon.
Off and on shower chances for the Friday lunch-time hours -Briana
Weather Alert: Rain and high winds across the Columbia Basin Thursday -Briana
Traffic Alert: Wednesday morning’s fog forces closure of I-84 near Pendleton
Oregon Department of Transportation reports I-84 West Bound is closed between Exit 265 (La Grande) and Exit 216 (6 miles east of Pendleton) due to a crash near milepost 220.
WEATHER ALERT: Wind and rain will impact the Northwest today, advisories and warnings in place
Wind gusts will range from 30-50MPH across Eastern Washington and Oregon Thur. afternoon, with higher gusts possible in the higher terrain and along the western coastline.
