Noel W Anderson

1 week ago | nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson

TRI-CITIES, Wash. - Deidra Murphy, the reigning USOA Mrs. Washington is on a mission to empower women through her platform, Map to Motherhood. Murphy, who previously held the title of USOA Mrs. Tri-Cities, shared her journey and goals in an interview. Murphy said she struggled with infertility for over five years and is part of the 20% of women who face challenges conceiving. Her mission is to help women explore alternative paths to motherhood.

1 week ago | nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson

WASHINGTON & OREGON - Central Oregon and Wallowa County can expect possible thunderstorms on Friday. Winds are expected to pick up, with gusts reaching up to 40 mph in the Columbia Gorge and Kittitas Valley by Friday afternoon. Light rain showers are forecasted for Friday and Saturday in Central Oregon and Wallowas, with potential rainfall up to 0.30 inches. Other areas may experience minimal rain.

2 weeks ago | nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson

WASHINGTON & OREGON - Central Oregon is preparing for a stormy weekend as a new weather system approaches. Thursday night will remain calm, with clear skies and temperatures dropping to the 40s in lowland areas and 30s in the mountains. On Friday, the weather will shift as a storm system moves in, bringing a significant chance of thunderstorms to Central Oregon. Winds will begin to pick up across the Columbia Basin and Gorge, signaling the start of a windy weekend.

2 weeks ago | nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson

WASHINGTON AND OREGON- A high-pressure system is moving in Wednesday, ushering in clearer skies, drier weather, and warmer temperatures. People in lowland areas such as Yakima, the Columbia Basin, and central Oregon can expect a warming trend through Friday, with highs likely reaching 80 to 85°F. By Friday afternoon, a cold front is expected to arrive, bringing a chance of showers, particularly around the Oregon Cascades and central Oregon.

2 weeks ago | nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson

WASHINGTON & OREGON – A small weather system is moving in from the northwest, bringing light rain to the foothills of the Cascades and parts of the Columbia Basin Tuesday. This system is stronger than expected, particularly in the eastern mountains, which could see up to a quarter inch of rain. Lowland areas, such as valleys and flatter regions, are likely to receive less than a tenth of an inch.