NOAA Predicts Warmer Fall for Washington, Pacific Northwest
NOAA is pointing to a record-strength El Niño as the reason the Pacific Northwest should brace for a warmer and drier fall than usual.
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Weak La Niña Develops In The Pacific
The Climate Prediction Center says La Niña conditions emerged in September, and are expected to persist through the end of the year.
Rare Northern Lights Could Light Up Washington Skies Tonight
The northern lights will be visible in Washington tonight. Here’s where to go and how to catch the best view of this rare phenomenon.
Will Washington see another amazing display of Northern Lights?
Did you get a chance to look at the Northern Lights when they happened here in Washington state in the month of May?
Demystifying Winter Weather Terms: You Need To Know In Washington
Confused about winter weather terms in Washington State? Learn what a blizzard, blowing snow, and drifting snow really mean in this helpful guide!
Washington State Could (Maybe) See an Aurora Come Sunday
Two M-Class solar flares have combined and will impact Earth sometime Sunday.
Infrastructure Law & Inflation Act Brings New Fish Passages to WA
NOAA Fisheries has announced two funding opportunities for fish passage under the Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act
Flood Watch Warning Issued for Chelan County Starting Thursday
Outdoor recreationalists should check weather forecasts for specific areas before heading outside.
Washington...and All of Earth Just Dodged a Bullet
Upon closer review, it would seem that we are all quite lucky to still live in a world powered by electricity.
NOAA Seeks Comment for 2023 Rules on Washington Salmon Fisheries
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is seeking the public's input regarding the development of management measures regarding salmon fisheries in Washington State among other West Coast States.