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Lingering Rain Showers Expected throughout Sunday with Potential for Heaviest Downpours in Mountains
SUNDAY FORECAST Keep the rain gear handy as a soaking rain continues across the region through much of the day Sunday. Steady rain will be ongoing during the morning hours with some locations picking up a quarter inch to over an inch of rainfall by the time the storm wraps up. The heaviest rain is expected from the overnight hours into late Sunday morning, especially across the mountains and foothills. It'll be a much cooler day with afternoon highs only reaching the mid to upper 60s. Breezy winds will add to the fall-like feel, particularly through the Gorge and exposed areas of the Basin. Rain will gradually become more scattered Sunday afternoon and evening, with improving conditions expected overnight. After this system moves out, drier and milder weather returns for much of the upcoming work week. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY APPLE VALLEY NEWS NOW. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.
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Hunters, visitors on Lower Snake River urged to avoid areas burned in recent wildfires
Hunters, hikers, anglers and birdwatchers planning to visit the Lower Snake River should consider avoiding areas that burned in recent wildfires, according to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Walla Walla District. The fires scarred at least six of the Walla Walla District’s habitat management units (HMUs), public lands where...
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Breezy Labor Day Monday, Warming Trend Ahead
Morning showers, mainly east of Tri-Cities, will diminish west to east as an upper low exits the region. Partly to mostly cloudy skies and breezy today with highs in the mid-upper 70s. Flat ridge pattern will set up, leading to a dry and warming trend. We will be back into...
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9/7/26 early afternoon update on the Berrian Fire burning in southern Benton County
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Unsettled Weather Continues Into the Weekend with Isolated Thunderstorm Potential
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Prepare for Increasing Clouds, Showers, and Thunderstorms Starting Tuesday Afternoon.
Weather Summary: Enjoy the quiet weather while it lasts. High pressure will keep us dry and warmer through early Tuesday, with temperatures running 7 to 10 degrees warmer than today. Skies stay mostly clear, although a little haze from wildfire smoke may linger in spots. Starting Tuesday afternoon, a much more active weather pattern moves in. Expect increasing clouds, scattered showers, breezy winds, and a slight chance of thunderstorms, especially across northeast Oregon. The wettest period looks to be Wednesday through Friday, with widespread mountain rain and occasional valley showers bringing cooler temperatures to the region.
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Prepare for Increasing Clouds, Showers, and Thunderstorms Starting Tuesday Afternoon
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Orange skies, falling ash, and destroyed homes rattle Washington as wildfire spreads
In Washington, one resident's view of wildfire season came down to three unsettling details: ash raining down from above, a campfire smell in the air, and an orange-colored sky. Here's what to know. In the now-viral TikTok video, a Washington resident of the Tri-Cities area explained that "It's raining ash...
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Wildfires damage Snake River habitat units, prompting USACE safety warnings
WALLA WALLA — Recent wildland fires have damaged several habitat management units along the Snake River, prompting federal officials to warn autumn visitors of potential safety hazards. The United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Walla Walla District reported extensive burn damage across public lands popular for fishing, hunting,...
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Early Fall Vibes in Inland Northwest with Breezy Winds and Sunny Skies on Sunday
🍂 SUNDAY FORECAST Sunday brings a taste of early fall to the Inland Northwest! Expect mostly sunny skies with cooler temperatures topping out in the mid to upper 70s across the Tri-Cities. It will be a breezy day, with northwest winds gusting between 25 and 35 mph at times, making it feel even cooler. The day starts on a chilly note. Morning temperatures will be in the low to mid 40s , so you may want a light jacket if you're heading out early. Some colder mountain valleys could wake up to temperatures near freezing. Mountain locations could see an isolated shower or thunderstorm, but most communities stay dry with plenty of sunshine.