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North Central Washington is bracing for its first real cold snap of the winter season. Meteorologist Krista King with the National Weather Service office in Spokane says the frigid air will be arriving from the north this weekend. "We have a cold front that's going to be pushing through the region that will be coming in from Canada and Alaska...

The National Weather Service office in Spokane has issued a rare Blizzard Warning for the Central and Northern Cascade Mountains. The Warning goes into effect at 4 p.m. today (Nov. 19) and is currently scheduled to last until 10 a.m. tomorrow...

North Central Washington is bracing for its first significant snow event of the season. The National Weather Service office in Spokane has updated the threat to a Winter Storm Warning for the entire region from 4 p.m. Tuesday (Nov. 19) through Wednesday (Nov...

Forecaster Steve Bodnar warns of a robust weather system with significant precipitation. Stay informed and stay safe!

Forecaster Greg Koch predicts a return of wintry weather with multiple rounds of mountain snow starting Sunday night. Stay updated on weather alerts for safe travel.

Expect high gusts and plentiful mountain snow in the days ahead, warns National Weather Service.

It looks like parts of Eastern Washington may be in for another round of blowing dust. The National Weather Service Office in Spokane has issued a Risk Outlook for blowing dust affecting the Waterville Plateau and Columbia Basin tomorrow (Friday, Oct...

Meteorologist Charlotte Dewey says we'll see lower temperatures and a good bit of wind from a dry cold front coming off the Pacific Ocean.

Stay cool during the heat wave in Wenatchee! Follow NWS tips to beat the heat and stay safe. #HeatAdvisory #WenatcheeWeather

The heat will soon be on for North Central Washington and the Columbia Basin. Temperatures in the region are expected to surge into triple digits by Friday with record-tying or -breaking highs possible by early next week. Meteorologist Greg Koch with the National Weather Service (NWS) Office in Spokane says the extreme temperatures will be created by an air mass that's currently bringing scorching