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After a stretch of cool but mostly dry weather, it looks like Washington is about to get a fresh soaking.

Yesterday evening, September 30th, commuters driving on southbound I-5 ran into delays after a two-car crash sent one vehicle into the barrier.

A strong low-pressure center has tapped into strong Pacific moisture, making Washington State much wetter than normal.

The Washington State Patrol had a friendly reminder after encountering drivers who seemed to have forgotten how to drive in the rain.

After an above-average rainfall year, June landed as one of the driest months that the Tri-Cities area has seen in 25 years.

Weather manipulation isn’t just a wild conspiracy anymore. It’s a real thing, and it’s stirring up some heated debates.

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

Rapidly rising levels will present safety hazards in many areas of Mill Creek, and other Walla Walla County waters.

Driver lost traction, then lost control, down a hill, through fences and into a yard.

It's always a good idea to have a winter travel kit in your vehicle.

Snow likely to be replaced by driving windy rain, and a lot warmer weather

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