Josh Culbreth
Meteorologist at KDRV-TV (Medford, OR)
StormWatch 12 Meteorologist @KDRV | @UofSouthAlabama Alum c/o ‘21 | AL Native
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6 days ago |
applevalleynewsnow.com | Josh Culbreth
Friday: It’ll be a beautiful day with sunny skies and warm highs for lower elevations. In general, we’ll be about 5 degrees above normal for mid-April. Wind gusts will be a bit of a factor for the Cascades, valleys, and Lower Columbia Basin, but peak wind gusts shouldn’t be much more than 20-25 MPH. Friday Night: Clouds will start to build this evening ahead of small shower chances for the Cascades and valleys. Showers will likely arrive after midnight.
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1 week ago |
applevalleynewsnow.com | Josh Culbreth
Thursday: It should be a dry day with lots of sunshine! Northeasterly wind gusts will be prevalent again, but not as strong as Wednesday. They’ll gusts across the map between 20-35 MPH, with the fastest gusts being in the Blue Mountains. Highs will likely end up in the low-50s for the mountains, with low to mid-60s for lower elevations. Thursday Night: We’ll continue to keep the forecast dry as skies remain cloudless overall. Wind gusts during the early evening should mostly calm down after 7 PM.
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1 week ago |
applevalleynewsnow.com | Josh Culbreth
Wednesday: Other than a low-end chance of a thunderstorm (~10%) this afternoon in the Yakima Valley, it should be a dry day. Skies will range from sunny to mostly sunny across the map. Northerly winds will be widespread today, with peak gusts spanning 20-45 MPH. The strongest winds will be in the Lower Columbia Basin and Blue Foothills, especially from 11 AM - 7 PM.
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1 week ago |
applevalleynewsnow.com | Josh Culbreth
Tuesday: It should be a dry day with sunny to mostly sunny skies. However, a few more clouds are possible in the Blue Foothills and Blue Mountains. Northwesterly wind gusts will impact the Cascades, Kittitas Valley, and Blue Foothills (of Morrow County). Peak gusts will span 20-40 MPH, with the fastest winds being in the Kittitas Valley. Highs will likely end up in the mid-50s in the Cascades, mid-60s in the Blue Mountains, and low to mid-70s for lower elevations.
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1 week ago |
applevalleynewsnow.com | Josh Culbreth
Monday: It’ll be a dry day with sunshine across the map. Winds will be light for most spots, although they could gust between 20-30 MPH for the Cascades, and Blue Foothills of Morrow County. Gusts will be out of the east for the Cascades, and out of the northeast in the Blue Foothills. Highs will likely be in the mid-50s in the Cascades, mid-60s in the Kittitas Valley and Blue Mountains, upper-60s in the Yakima Valley and Blue Foothills, and low-70s in the Lower Columbia Basin.
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#STORMWATCH12: Today will be even warmer than the past couple days, as we'll be about 10-degrees above average. Pack ample sunscreen and water as you venture outside! @kdrv #orwx #cawx https://t.co/jdKRY6xEvQ
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