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FOX 13 Seattle
WA officials urge preparation for next round of heavy rain following outages, downed trees
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The Spun
U.S. Issues Warning as 100 MPH Wind Gusts Are Possible Sunday
The U.S. issued a warning.
nildealnow.com
Rare Cold Front Storms Bring Isolated 60 MPH Gusts to Northwest Washington Including Seattle, Tacoma, and Port Angeles Saturday Evening Into Tonight
WASHINGTON — A marginal risk for severe storms covered northwest Washington Saturday evening into tonight, a setup not often seen with cold fronts in the region. The Storm Prediction Center expanded the darker shaded risk area inland to include Forks, Port Angeles, Oak Harbor, Seattle, and Tacoma. Isolated wind gusts of up to 60 mph were possible as a narrow band of showers moved onshore with the cold front.
Pacific Northwest Crossing
Apple Valley News Now
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Rain chances through Saturday, cool days and chilly nights ahead
Marginal moisture will bring marginal precip chances through Saturday for lower elevations, and through Sunday for the mountains. Although it doesn’t look as if accumulations will be much at all, we can’t rule out some bouts of freezing rain in the Kittitas Valley, Yakima Valley, and Blues Foothills through Saturday morning. Be wary of slick spots on local roadways. You can see hourly precip chances for your exact location by downloading our weather app!
Tri-City Herald
Freeze warning issued for Tri-Cities area. It could be a ‘season ending' freeze
The National Weather Service has issued a freeze warning for the Mid-Columbia, including the Tri-Cities, for Friday night into Saturday morning. For some areas where weather has remained fairly mild so far this fall it could be a “season ending” freeze, or one that signals plants to go dormant, according to the weather service. It recommends bringing pets inside and covering delicate plants Friday night. It also is time to schedule residential sprinkler systems to be blown out to remove water that could freeze and damage the system. Cold and dry air is expected to settle over central and eastern Washington and Oregon Friday evening as an upper weather system leaves the area. If the temperature drops to 32 or lower Friday night, it will be the third freeze for the Tri-Cities this fall, according to weather service data. The temperature dropped to 29 degrees on Oct. 13 and to 31 degrees on Oct. 16 and 18 this year. Nighttime temperatures should warm some starting Sunday night, with lows of 37 to 38 forecast by the weather service Sunday through Tuesday night. The high has only been as cold as the 50s in the Tri-Cities on two days this fall,