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Atmospheric river to bring several inches of rain to Wash.
Atmospheric river to bring several inches of rain to Wash.
Meteorologists with the National Weather Service in Seattle expect this atmospheric river to be less severe than the ones that resulted in widespread flooding and landslides late last year but say you should still expect to get wet.
·seattlepi.com·
Atmospheric river to bring several inches of rain to Wash.
La Nina arrives, raising hopes for snowpack build-up | Water | capitalpress.com
La Nina arrives, raising hopes for snowpack build-up | Water | capitalpress.com
La Nina has apparently arrived in the Northwest, signaling a shift to cooler weather and more promising snowpacks, Washington State Climatologist Nick Bond said Thursday. November was wet but warm, causing flooding in northwest Washington, but little snow in the Cascade Range. Bond said Thursday he anticipates weather patterns will change, dropping snow in the mountains without raising the risk of floods.
·capitalpress.com·
La Nina arrives, raising hopes for snowpack build-up | Water | capitalpress.com
Winter forecast cool, wet for much of Northwest | Water | capitalpress.com
Winter forecast cool, wet for much of Northwest | Water | capitalpress.com
The odds favor a wet and cool winter in Washington and most of Idaho and Oregon, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday, releasing a winter outlook that bodes well for Northwest snowpacks and next year's irrigation season.
·capitalpress.com·
Winter forecast cool, wet for much of Northwest | Water | capitalpress.com
La Niña Has Developed and Is Expected to Last Through Winter. Here's What That Could Mean for the U.S. | The Weather Channel - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com
La Niña Has Developed and Is Expected to Last Through Winter. Here's What That Could Mean for the U.S. | The Weather Channel - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com
La Niña has developed and is expected to impact the weather in the U.S. this winter. - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com
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La Niña Has Developed and Is Expected to Last Through Winter. Here's What That Could Mean for the U.S. | The Weather Channel - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com
NOAA: La Nina likely to bring relief to Northwest farmers this winter | Water | capitalpress.com
NOAA: La Nina likely to bring relief to Northwest farmers this winter | Water | capitalpress.com
Portions of the Pacific Ocean cooled considerably in July, affirming that a La Nina weather system likely will form this fall, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday. NOAA's Climate Prediction Center pegged the odds of a La Nina prevailing in November, December and January at 69%. Most likely, the La Nina will be weak, according to NOAA, though the agency estimated the chances of a moderate La Nina at 1-in-3 and a strong La Nina at 1-in-10.
·capitalpress.com·
NOAA: La Nina likely to bring relief to Northwest farmers this winter | Water | capitalpress.com
Cliff Mass Weather Blog: Major Heat Wave Coming This Week
Cliff Mass Weather Blog: Major Heat Wave Coming This Week
A major heat event will occur over the region this week. But let me make it clear at the outset, it won't be nearly as warm or lengthy as June's event. Seattle and northwest Washington will have a far easier time. The Willamette Valley will fry and some places in eastern Washington will get near 110F.
·cliffmass.blogspot.com·
Cliff Mass Weather Blog: Major Heat Wave Coming This Week
Unusually High Temperatures, Hazy Conditions to Continue | Spokane Public Radio
Unusually High Temperatures, Hazy Conditions to Continue | Spokane Public Radio
Temperatures in the Inland Northwest are still hotter than normal, and this week the region will also be more prone to fire danger and smoky air due to drought and wind. Ken Daniel, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service Spokane office, said temperatures for the next couple of days and next week are trending toward record breaking levels. “We’re still well above normal. For Geiger International Airport, normals right now through Wednesday are 83 degrees. We are in the upper 90s to 100s.”
·spokanepublicradio.org·
Unusually High Temperatures, Hazy Conditions to Continue | Spokane Public Radio
'It's not looking good': Spokane's hot, dry spell broke another ominous weather record this year | The Spokesman-Review
'It's not looking good': Spokane's hot, dry spell broke another ominous weather record this year | The Spokesman-Review
Spokane keeps setting ominous weather records this year. The region in 2021 had its driest, and second hottest, Feb. 1 through July 10 stretch since record-keeping began in 1881, according to the National Weather Service. And the unwelcome weather isn’t letting up soon, with 100-degree days and no rain forecast this week. Wilson said 2021 has been one of the hottest, driest years in the region’s history. The stretch from Feb. 1 through July 10 has been the second hottest Spokane has ever seen, behind only 2015 – which was the worst wildfire year in state history. “Acres burned are mostly highly correlated to the summertime temperatures, so it’s not a good thing that we see temperatures of this magnitude,” Wilson said.
·spokesman.com·
'It's not looking good': Spokane's hot, dry spell broke another ominous weather record this year | The Spokesman-Review