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Twisp, WA · Weather
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It’s our final warm day before stormy and cool weather arrives ⛈️🍃
Thursday remains mild and dry before a strong system brings rain, gusty winds, and much cooler temperatures Friday through the weekend. It will be another warmer day, with highs reaching the upper 70s and low 80s across the Inland Northwest. Dry conditions prevail until Thursday night when a cold front moves into the Cascades, bringing rain and thickening clouds to central Washington as we’re waking up Friday morning.
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Mild Wednesday, but the end is in sight for this great weather
Expect dry conditions and mild temperatures through Thursday before a strong system arrives in the Inland Northwest. Wednesday brings variable clouds and dry weather with temperatures reaching the lower to mid 70s. The pleasant weather continues through Thursday before some major changes ahead of the weekend. A stronger system arrives...
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Active Friday weather will disrupt your plans
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Spokane and Coeur d'Alene forecast
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Cooldown to ring in the first days of Fall in Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash. - Expect sunny weather and daytime highs in the upper 70s, low 80s for Spokane and Kootenai Counties through Tuesday, the first official day of Fall. Overnight, temperatures will drop into the low 50s, upper 40s. However, the Inland Northwest is on track for a midweek cooldown: by...
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Riverside State Park: Popular trails remain closed as cleanup continues from fire damage
SPOKANE, Wash. — Significant portions of Riverside State Park remain closed as crews work to clear damaged trees and other hazards caused by the Old Trails and Autumn Lane fires. While many areas have been reopened, sections near the Little Spokane River and Bowl and Pitcher remain blocked off...
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Spokane fire recovery can serve as model
It will take years to fully rebuild from the devastating wildfires that destroyed more than 800 homes in the Spokane area in August. Residents lost homes they lived in for decades and homes they just moved in to, homes they raised their children in and homes where they retired, along with precious memories and belongings. Those can’t be replaced.
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Wildfires are getting worse in WA. What can residents do to help prevent them?
The Spokane area is still recovering from wildfires that devastated the region in early August. These events are only expected to get more severe, which means residents who build and live in these areas will have to play a bigger role in wildfire prevention.
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Watching for Thursday night showers
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Looking ahead to a warmer weekend
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Chaplains offer quiet comfort amid Spokane wildfire disaster
As the Spokane Complex Fires forced thousands to flee, sheriff’s office chaplains and a therapy dog offered prayer, presence and a listening ear to evacuees at shelters and command centers. Chaplain Cade Clarke was working in his garage on Saturday, Aug. 1, when his work phone began pinging with...
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When wildfire comes to the city
Washington has experienced destructive wildfires before, but this summer’s Spokane Complex fires brought the threat directly into neighborhoods of one of the state’s largest cities, sharpening concerns about firefighting, evacuations, rebuilding and insurance. Washington Fire Chiefs Executive Director Steve Brooks told Austin Jenkins, host of TVW’s Inside Olympia,...