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1 week ago | 
nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson
WASHINGTON & OREGON - Residents in Yakima, Grande Ronde Valley, and the Blues should prepare for breezy conditions and fluctuating temperatures this week. On Wednesday and Thursday, wind gusts are expected to reach between 25-35 mph, particularly in valleys and mountainous regions. Winds will increase overnight into early Thursday but will calm slightly during the day. Temperatures will vary throughout the week. Wednesday and Friday will see mild to warm conditions, slightly above normal.
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1 week ago | 
nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson
WASHINGTON & OREGON - Tuesday, temperatures will peak in the mid to upper 70s. Higher elevations will experience cooler temperatures, ranging from the 50s to 60s. Skies will remain clear with no rain expected. A noticeable weather shift is expected this week, with cooler temperatures and increased wind activity. On Wednesday, a weather system from the north will bring a cool-down, dropping temperatures by 5 to 10 degrees. Most areas will experience highs in the mid to upper 60s.
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1 week ago | 
nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson
WASHINGTON & OREGON- Wind gusts are expected in various areas, with the Columbia Basin seeing gusts of 20-35 mph, Cascade Gaps experiencing 30-40 mph, and potentially up to 45 mph in the Kittitas Valley, although no official wind alerts are in place. From Saturday night through Monday, a high-pressure system will build, bringing dry and calmer weather.
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2 weeks ago | 
nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson
WASHINGTON & OREGON -Lower areas like north central Oregon and parts of southeast Washington might experience a few sprinkles. The Grande Ronde Valley and lower elevations will see gusty conditions this afternoon. Friday will mostly see showers confined to the mountains, while other regions remain dry but breezy, particularly through Cascade gaps and nearby valleys.
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2 weeks ago | 
nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson
KENNEWICK, Wash. – Cedar Kennedy, an acupuncturist and herbalist, shared insights into acupuncture and its benefits during a segment on Wake Up Nonstop Local. Kennedy practices at Float Euphoria and discussed the purpose and applications of acupuncture, a branch of traditional East Asian medicine. Acupuncture involves the use of tiny needles, described by Kennedy as "36-gauge wires," which are as thin as human hair.
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2 weeks ago | 
nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson
WASHINGTON & OREGON- Residents can expect a shift in the weather over the next few days. Friday through Saturday night, a high-pressure system will bring dry, sunny conditions with rising temperatures. Highs will reach the 60s in valleys and 50s in the mountains, with cold nights gradually warming. Winds will remain light, and skies will be mostly clear to partly cloudy. However, on Sunday, a new weather system will move in. Clouds will increase throughout the day, leading to rain by late afternoon.
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3 weeks ago | 
nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson
WASHINGTON & OREGON - Showers and increasing cloud cover are affecting the Lower Columbia Basin and Oregon Cascades, keeping temperatures slightly warmer. Tuesday, rain showers are expected to continue, bringing up to an inch of mountain snow in the Cascades and Blues. Isolated thunderstorms might occur in central Oregon, the Blues, and Simcoe Highlands, but they are not expected to be severe.
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4 weeks ago | 
nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson
WASHINGTON & OREGON - A strong low-pressure system off the Pacific coast is bringing scattered showers and windy conditions to the region. Thursday, a cold front will increase rain chances, though not all areas will see rain due to limited moisture. Some areas may experience lightning and thunder, but severe storms are not expected. By Friday, the rain will mostly affect the mountains, with snow levels remaining above 4000–4500 feet.
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4 weeks ago | 
nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson
WASHINGTON & OREGON- A strong offshore low-pressure system is expected to bring severe weather to parts of Oregon and Washington Wednesday, with thunderstorms likely to form along and west of the Cascades. The storms are anticipated to start between 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. in central Oregon and move northeastward, dissipating by around 10:00 p.m. This weather system carries the potential for damaging winds, large hail, and a low chance of an isolated tornado.
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1 month ago | 
nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson
WASHINGTON STATE - Warm and quiet weather is expected Tuesday and Wednesday, with temperatures reaching the 70s in lowland areas. However, a strong low-pressure system off the Pacific coast will start to impact the region by Wednesday evening. Forecasters warn of potential severe thunderstorms as the environment becomes unstable with the influx of warm, moist air on Wednesday evening. Areas near the Cascades have a 35-45% chance of thunderstorms, while eastern areas face a lower chance of 15-20%.
