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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,
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🥶 Freeze Alert: Coldest Night of the Season Arrives Tonight
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Freeze Warning Issued for Ellensburg, Yakima, Sunnyside, and Prosser as Upper 20s Threaten Crops Across Central Washington Sunday Night Into Monday Morning
YAKIMA, Wash. — A Freeze Warning is in effect for Ellensburg, Yakima, and nearby areas of central Washington from Sunday night into Monday morning. Temperatures could drop into the upper 20s across the warning area. Readings that cold could damage crops and other sensitive plants. Farmers, orchard growers, and home gardeners are urged to protect vulnerable plants before the coldest hours.
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A freeze/frost watch is issued for the lower Columbia Basin and foothills
PENDLETON – The National Weather Service has issued a frost/freeze warning for the lower Columbia Basin and the foothills of the Blue Mountains in Oregon and Washington. The watch, which could be upgraded to a warning, was issued Sunday and is for this evening (Monday). The alert includes the...
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Sunny, Breezy, and Chilly: Sunday Brings a Taste of Fall
Sunday Headlines: 🌬️ Breezy north winds developing ⛅ Mostly dry with a few mountain showers 🧥 Cool afternoon temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s ❄️ Frost and freezing temperatures likely Sunday night into Monday morning Sunday Forecast After a windy end to the weekend, Sunday will stay cool with a mix of sun and clouds across the region. A few light showers may linger over the Blue Mountains and other higher terrain, but most valley locations will remain dry. North winds will become breezy during the afternoon, especially through the Columbia Basin and Central Oregon, with gusts up to 30 to 35 mph at times. High temperatures will run several degrees below normal, generally topping out in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Sunday night will be another cold one, with clearing skies and lighter winds setting the stage for widespread frost and areas of freezing temperatures by Monday morning. 📱 Don't get caught off guard. Download the Apple Valley News Now Weather App for live radar, breaking weather alerts, and your latest local forecast anytime, anywhere. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY APPLE VALLEY NEWS NOW. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.
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Frost Alert: Icy Mornings Through Early Next Week
Updated Forecast Headlines Windy conditions continue through this evening , especially across the Columbia Plateau and Kittitas Valley, where a Wind Advisory is in effect. Gusts of 40 to 55 mph are possible in the most wind-prone areas. Patchy blowing dust may reduce visibility at times this afternoon and evening, particularly in open agricultural areas. Freeze Warnings are in effect tonight into Saturday morning for Central Oregon and the Wallowa Valley , where temperatures are expected to drop to or below freezing. Widespread chilly mornings continue through early next week , with many lower-elevation communities experiencing near- to sub-freezing temperatures.