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Ever visited Oregon's Coldest City? It's located in the Blue Mountains of eastern Oregon

Confused about winter weather terms in Washington State? Learn what a blizzard, blowing snow, and drifting snow really mean in this helpful guide!

Winter is still officially sixty days away but there’s a lot of snow heading to the mountain passes of the Cascade Mountains this week.  The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Stevens, Rainy, and Washington Passes, where up to six inches of snow could fall below 3,000 feet; a foot-and-a-half of snow could fall between 3,000 and 5,000 feet; and up to two feet of snow cou

Get prepared for oodles of fluffy white throughout the season!

Please watch for signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke.

The 8-to-14 day forecast from the Climate Prediction Center shows an 80 percent chance of warmer than average weather.

It's only mid-May but the skies over North Central Washington are already taking on an ominous murk that usually isn't seen until wildfire season is well underway. The hazy conditions are being caused by smoke emanating from fires over 500 miles to the northeast in Alberta, Canada...

Word from the National Weather Service out of Pendleton, Oregon is that conditions in the Pacific Ocean are looking right to put an end to La Niña.

Your car safety kit should include a cell phone charger, a flashlight, extra batteries, a blanket, tire chains, and more.

Travel conditions are expected to be hazardous with slick and icy roads. Drivers should prepare for longer than normal commute times this weekend.

Despite the spring rains we saw across much of the Pacific Northwest, drought conditions continue for much of Central and Eastern Oregon.  The water year officially ended in July, and Larry O’Neill, with the Oregon Climate Office, says conditions didn’t improve much in the last two months.   “The average...

Pacific Storm to Drop Another 6"-10" of Mountain Snow