weather

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.

Warm weather paired with cold fronts are expected to glide by, creating winds and high fire danger.

The experts from the Northwest Weather Service are chiming in the possibility of flooding in the Tri-Cities and it looks like we are good to go for zero-flooding even with the huge amounts of snow we've received the last few months.

With a 90% chance of rain in the forecast Tuesday the National Weather Service says there is a pretty good chance this precipitation could be in the form of Freezing Rain....

These images were taken over the last 3-5 days, and range from Morrow County (Sheriff's Office and school district) to Benton and Franklin County as well as other agencies.
Someday the snow IS going to melt...and we will remember this...

Heavy snow is expected in the mountains and throughout the higher elevations in the Northwest.

If you are headed towards Hood River and Cascade Locks, give yourself a few extra minutes as expected delays will continue as the Oregon State Patrol is out assisting stranded motorists along Interstate 84.

It's Friday and it looks like the Columbia Basin could be getting it's first burst of snow. We know the weather can change at the drop of a hat so be prepared for this weekend's weather. This is what you need before you go out and always give yourself extra time.

Special Weather Statement for Columbia Basin and Surrounding Areas

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

Weather Experts Say To Expect El Nino Winter Conditions