Weather

We are waking up to freezing fog once again this morning. There is a Freezing Fog Advisory out for parts of our region that will expire at 11am today. Travel will be impacted due to limited visibility and possibly slick roads. This will affect the roads but also air travel. Flights in and out of

The region has been under the influence of high pressure for the past several days which has kept us mostly sunny during the day and clear and cold overnight.  A byproduct of that is that there are also light winds under the dome of air.  During the winter, smoke from chimney fires and pile burns

Highs today are in the 40s. We will start the day with some cloud cover that will burn off progressively throughout the day. Lows tonight will be in the teens and 20s under mostly clear skies.There is a Freezing Fog Advisory out for parts of the region that will expire at 11am today. There will

Happy Sunday! We enjoyed another calm weather day, with dry, sunny skies and temperatures climbing into the mid-40s to low 50s. Partly cloudy conditions are expected in the later hours. Our lows will once again drop into the 20s and teens. There could be some fog overnight as well as some frosty windshields and grassy

Happy Saturday! This cool and dry pattern is sticking around through the weekend. Highs reached the upper-40s to low-50s across the region today. Expect a clear night ahead, with chilly temperatures dipping into the 20s and teens. Sunday’s weather will be similar to today—dry and sunny. There could be some clouds moving in tomorrow night. 

The last day of the meteorological autumn is today, that is the period of time between summer and winter. The meteorological winter is defined by the three coldest months of the year in the northern hemisphere, December, January and February.  This is mainly for much more accurate record keeping and seasonal averages and records.   The

Moving into the rest of the holiday weekend the region will see plenty of sunshine each afternoon, and clear and starry nights. High pressure is in place over the Beaver State and that usually translates into clear conditions.  The clear nights have allowed any heat that we gained during the day to radiate away and

Today, highs will be in the low to mid 40s after a cold start this morning. Drier air has moved in, so frost is a little less likely this morning but there could be a few areas that have to scrape. If you’re heading out this morning to shop the holiday deals, give yourself a

The cold air overnight will remain along with a chance for some patchy fog across the Cascades. The past few nights we have seen overnight fog and freezing fog developing to our north and west.  This may continue over the weekend as the pattern changes little over the next several days. Frost on the windshield

Today, I am thankful for a beautiful forecast! It is cold this morning, but our afternoon temperatures will reach the low to mid 40s, which is right about normal for this time of year. We will see mostly sunny skies through the afternoon. We’ll near those freezing temperatures right after you finish your Thanksgiving dinner,