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The video shows wood and paneling being shredded as harsh winds destroyed the roof of Ancient Lakes Elementary in Quincy.

Stacy Lee has been part of the Tri-Cities radio for over 25 years as a personality on 98.3 The Key and 102.7 KORD and now she's going to be on your TV screen nightly doing the weather after the retirement of Tim Adams.

The Washington State Department of Ecology has issued an Air Quality Alert until 11:00 a.m. Monday, September 14th.

An unusual combination of cold fronts, winds, and dry conditions not seen in some time are creating a scenario Oregon officials say they have "no context for" when dealing with fires.

Fire has torched over 75K acres.

We could reach 110 by this weekend in the Columbia Basin which could be a record for us here in the Tri-Cities.

Sub-Freezing Temps expected from 28 - 32 degrees. Several areas could be as risk according to the NWS.

Several people injured but none seriously.

The Walla Walla County Sheriff's Office has released a revised list of roads that have opened now as floodwaters recede, and those which remain closed.  Pictured is their video of an Oregon National Guard Blackhawk which was used all over the region to help retrieve stranded citizens...

If you need to check the roads before you go, this interactive map will get you there safely thanks to the Washington Department Of Transportation.

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.

Lightening is likely to start a wildfire, which is predicted to burn fast due to dry weeds.