Josh Culbreth
Meteorologist at KDRV-TV (Medford, OR)
StormWatch 12 Meteorologist @KDRV | @UofSouthAlabama Alum c/o ‘21 | AL Native
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3 days ago |
applevalleynewsnow.com | Josh Culbreth
The AVNN First Alert Weather Team is declaring a First Alert Weather Day for the Kittitas Valley on Wednesday afternoon and evening due to the potential of peak wind gusts between 55-60 MPH. Monday: Showers and thunderstorms will be likely in the Blue Foothills and Blue Mountains, with smaller chances for the Cascades, valleys, and basin. Download the AVNN First Alert Weather App to see precip chances and timing in your neck of the woods! Highs will be about 5-10 degrees cooler than normal.
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3 days ago |
applevalleynewsnow.com | Josh Culbreth
KENNEWICK, Wash.--Shower and thunderstorm chances become much more prevalent for Sunday through Tuesday, with the wettest days being Monday and Tuesday. The Cascades, valleys, and basin won’t pick up much. It’ll be a bit of a different story in the Blue Foothills and Blue Mountains, but it’ll be a stretch for anyone to pick up over 0.50” of rain. Other than rain and thunderstorm chances, the winds will also be a factor as we head into next week–especially on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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5 days ago |
applevalleynewsnow.com | Josh Culbreth
KENNEWICK, Wash.--Winds will pick back up for Saturday, ~mostly~ out of the northwest. The strongest gusts will be at Satus Pass, in the Kittitas Valley, and the Blue Foothills of Morrow County. In spite of the winds, we’ll stay mostly dry for Saturday, although we’ll hold onto low-end chances of showers and thunderstorms in the Blues. Shower and thunderstorm chances become much more prevalent for Sunday through Tuesday, with the wettest days being Monday and Tuesday.
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6 days ago |
applevalleynewsnow.com | Josh Culbreth
Friday: It’ll be a partly cloudy day with warmer highs. Highs should end up being about 5-10 degrees warmer than normal for early May. Winds will be mostly light, although it’ll be a bit breezy in the Blue Foothills. Friday Night: Skies will turn mostly cloudy during the evening, but the forecast should stay mostly dry. However, we can’t rule out a very low-end chance of a shower or thunderstorm in the Blues. Overnight lows will be chilly in the mountains, and mild for lower elevations.
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1 week ago |
applevalleynewsnow.com | Josh Culbreth
Thursday: It’ll be a mostly sunny day with noticeably cooler highs compared to Wednesday. However, temperatures will still be right around normal for early May. Winds will be much calmer compared to Wednesday, as well. However, some lingering breezes could still impact the Kittitas Valley, Lower Columbia Basin, and Blue Foothills of Morrow County. Thursday Night: Skies will stay mostly clear, and overnight lows will drop into the 40s for lower elevations.
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