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Thunderstorms bring mixed relief and new spot fires to Hagen and Paradise blazes
UMATILLA, UNION, AND WALLA WALLA COUNTIES — Thunderstorms delivered a double-edged mix of welcome rain and erratic winds across northeastern Oregon on Saturday, creating both opportunities and obstacles for crews battling the Hagen and Paradise wildfires. According to Sunday incident updates, the Paradise Fire reached 5,195 acres with zero...
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Dry Conditions Persist, Fire Weather Concerns for Tuesday
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USACE temporarily closes recreation areas in response to area wildfires
Several recreation areas and habitat management units near Little Goose Lock and Dam were temporarily closed because of active wildfires in the region. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Walla Walla District made this decision.
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OR-204 remains closed due to Hagen Fire
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Hagen and Three Queens Fire see expanded evacuations over the weekend
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Cooler Sunday Ahead: Highs Near 90° with Lower Fire Danger and Improving Humidity
🌤️ Sunday: Slightly cooler with highs near 90°. Still dry and breezy, but humidity begins to improve. Fire danger lowers somewhat, though elevated concerns remain. Smoke may continue to create hazy skies. 🌫️🍃🌡️ For the latest air quality updates, wildfire impacts, current temperatures, and our hour-by-hour forecast wherever you're headed this weekend, be sure to download the Apple Valley News Now Weather App . You'll get live radar, customizable alerts, and the latest forecast updates right on your phone. Stay weather aware and stay safe. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY APPLE VALLEY NEWS NOW. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.
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Wildfire Smoke Impacts Local Farmers as Air Quality Concerns Continue
RICHLAND, WA - With air quality alerts impacting the region, some Tri-Cities residents may be wondering whether it’s safe to shop for fresh produce at local farmers markets — and how the smoke is affecting the farmers who grow it.