National Weather Service

Outdoor recreationalists should check weather forecasts for specific areas before heading outside.

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

National Weather Service Meteorologist Steve Bodnar says the chance for fires here is much lower, even with incoming hot weather.

The wind will be changing from the west-southwest over the course of the day with precipitation coming to most areas.

The roadway was initially closed eastbound before being shut down in both directions between North Bend and Ellensburg.

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.

All of Chelan County into Douglas County was in a moderate drought in November. Things look much better now.

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

Wet snow and rain are being blamed for destabilizing snow, which is leading to extended avalanche danger through the stretch of highway.

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