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The National Weather Service has issued a HIGH WIND WARNING in effect from 2 pm-11 pm TUESDAY.  As of yesterday, a high wind WATCH was in effect. Excessive winds can cause downed trees and power lines, building collapses, and more.  Be prepared to experience flying debris...

Our average record temps in the Tri-Cities are around 100 for the month of August so when we are complaining about the temps, be thankful that you don't live in Death Valley.

The National Weather Service has issued a weekend weather fire watch alert that hopefully raises the awareness of fire danger over the weekend.

The Tri-Cities and Columbia  Basin is experiencing yet another day under an air stagnation advisory meaning the air quality is very poor and could cause breathing difficulties for certain groups of people

It might not seem like it's been a cold October but last month, Kennewick, Yakima, and Pendleton broke previous records of coldest temperature readings on record.

A report from the National Weather Center says Eastern Oregon and Eastern Washington have a very High risk for wildfires due to Thunderstorms which will pass through our area

The National Weather service tallied up all the lightning activity that passed through the Columbia Basin and the rest of Eastern Washington last night and the results are staggering.

It was a windy windy Saturday in the Tri-Cities and we experienced winds up to 50 MPH according to the National Weather Service

We could see gusts up to 40 mph Friday and winds up to 30 mph over the weekend.