Weather

After last week's warm temperatures, I thought Washington had “turned the corner” into spring, but it looks like that has to be put on hold for at least a week.

I am not the only one who noticed Washington has been really warm this week. Turns out there are two reasons for this, but both could be ending soon.

Winter hit the passes last weekend, but Tri-Cities will suddenly feel more like summer than winter soon.

A blast of snow has now shut down several highways across Washington, creating issues for travelers between western and eastern Washington.

The powerful overnight windstorm created a long, messy night for crews with the Washington State Department of Transportation.

If you were planning to head across the mountains this afternoon, you will want to hold off for now. Both directions of Snoqualmie Pass are currently closed.

WSDOT is warning travelers along I-90 to prepare for a serious blast of winter weather starting Tuesday night and lasting through Friday.

After the latest storm system moved through, skies over parts of Western Washington opened just enough to reveal visible northern lights.

The WSDOT has been experiencing issues with driver safety around snowplows, and they want to raise awareness.

Multiple vehicles were seen driving the wrong way down the shoulder of I-90 while emergency crews were actively trying to reach the scene of a collision.

Rain returned to the South Sound this Tuesday afternoon, and it didn’t take long for traffic trouble to follow.

Washington State Patrol confirms a critical incident involving a one-car fatal crash on westbound SR-82 near milepost 17, about two miles from the Yakima County line.