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Ritter, OR · Weather
youroregonnews.com
NE Oregon has strongest earthquake in more than 30 years
JOSEPH — A small earthquake, albeit the strongest in Northeastern Oregon in more than 30 years, was recorded late Monday, Nov. 9, in Wallowa County southeast of Joseph. The quake, recorded at 11:43 p.m., had a magnitude of 4.3, according to the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network operated by the University of Washington and University of Oregon.
Country Herald
Oregon-Washington Weather Alert: ¼-Mile Fog Today, Rain Nov 12-16
Pendleton, OR – Thick fog is blanketing portions of northeastern Oregon and southeastern Washington, reducing visibility to a quarter-mile or less. Drivers face hazardous conditions Thursday morning before temperatures climb into the 60s, followed by gusty winds Friday and widespread rain chances Sunday.
KIVI-TV
Stellar skies continue for southern Idaho
IDAHO — Above average highs along with clear weather continue as November is trending well above average. So far this month has been impressive when it comes to temperatures. As of the 7th, Boise is experiencing the 2nd warmest November ever. Now we do have a lot of month left to see those temperatures fall but just last month we saw impressive heat stick around.
Post Register
hoodline.com
Hold Onto Your Hats, Boise: Snake Plain Winds Howl Before Sunny 60s
Boise is starting Tuesday with clear skies and a temperature near 41 degrees. The day should turn mostly cloudy, but temperatures will climb close to 60 before a warmer weekend arrives. Wind Picks Up Across The Snake Plain. For Boise, Tuesday’s forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and a high...
floridaing.com
Idaho News 6
Clear weather comes in after showers kick off November
KIVI-TV
Rain returns Saturday, turning cooler and windy Sunday
Rain Returns Saturday, Turning Cooler and Windy Sunday. I expect a brief break in the wet weather to arrive Friday night into Saturday morning, but it won't last long. A stronger storm will bring widespread rain to Southwest Idaho late Saturday into Sunday, followed by cooler temperatures and gusty winds.