Josh Culbreth
Meteorologist at KDRV-TV (Medford, OR)
StormWatch 12 Meteorologist @KDRV | @UofSouthAlabama Alum c/o ‘21 | AL Native
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2 days ago |
applevalleynewsnow.com | Josh Culbreth
The Apple Valley News Now First Alert Weather Team is declaring a First Alert Weather Day on Sunday and Monday for lower elevations of southeastern Washington and northeastern Oregon. Highs could span from 96 - 101 degrees. Heat exhaustion/stroke will be possible. Stay safe in the heat!Thursday: Expect another sunny day with even warmer highs compared to Wednesday. We’ll be about 5-10 degrees warmer than normal for early June.
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3 days ago |
applevalleynewsnow.com | Josh Culbreth
Wednesday: Expect another sunny day with highs still about 5 degrees warmer than normal for early June. It’ll be a bit breezy in the Cascades, Kittitas/Yakima valleys, Lower Columbia Basin, and Blue Foothills of Morrow County. However, the winds shouldn’t be anything unbearable. Wednesday Night: For the second night in a row, northwesterly breezes will pick up this evening in the Kittitas and Yakima valleys.
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4 days ago |
applevalleynewsnow.com | Josh Culbreth
Monday: It’ll be another sunny day with slightly warmer highs compared to Monday. We’ll end up being about 5 degrees warmer than normal for June 3rd. Outside of the Lower Columbia Basin, it’ll be breezy/windy across the map—especially in the Kittitas Valley. Monday Night: Winds will really begin to ramp up after 5 PM in the Kittitas and Yakima valleys. Meanwhile, they’ll actually calm down in the Blue Foothills and Blue Mountains.
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5 days ago |
applevalleynewsnow.com | Josh Culbreth
Monday: It’ll be a mostly sunny day with highs that’ll be normal for June 2nd. Northerly wind gusts could impact the Cascades, Kittitas Valley, Blue Foothills, and Blue Mountains. However, peak gusts will only span 15-25 MPH. Monday Night: Skies will be clear, and overnight lows will be down in the 40s and 50s for lower elevations. Expect 30s and 40s in the mountains. Winds will calm down for the Blue Foothills and Blue Mountains, but will continue (and slightly expand) in the Cascades and valleys.
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6 days ago |
applevalleynewsnow.com | Erin Wencl |Austin Reed |Josh Culbreth
BENTON CO., Wash. - Wildland firefighters continued to monitor a large area of southeastern Benton County after a wildfire broke out there Saturday. Fire officials said the Les Blair Road Fire burned about 510 acres but that amount may change as crews continue to assess the area. Two power poles were damaged in the fire but there were no reports of power outages. Power crews were sent to the area and went to work making repairs. A shed that was in the area had minor damage.
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If you didn't catch it on NewsWatch12 This Morning...today will be my last day at @kdrv. I'll miss southern Oregon and northern California tremendously, as these communities have become a part of me. Stay tuned for NewsWatch 12 Midday for the final goodbye! #orwx #cawx
#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
#STORMWATCH12: We're starting to get a better idea of the building heat into next week. For now, it looks like we could be 15-20 degrees hotter than average by Wednesday @kdrv #orwx https://t.co/EeBFBmym6l