Josh Culbreth

Friday: Friday should be a dry day. With much weaker winds on Friday, there’s a chance that low-lying clouds and fog could return to lower elevations. However, for now, model

Monday: Monday should be a dry day. Skies will range from clear to mostly sunny. Highs will be about 5 degrees below average for late January. Expect mid to upper-20s

Tuesday: Tuesday should be a dry day. Skies will be filled with sunshine once again, as skies will be mostly clear.

Wednesday: Wednesday should be a dry day. We’ll likely continue our streak of sunny to mostly sunny weather. Highs will essentially be the same as Tuesday–fairly seasonal. Expect low-30s in

Thursday: Thursday should be a dry day. However, ahead of the incoming storm system, skies will turn partly to mostly cloudy. Highs will be about the same as Wednesday, albeit

Friday: A few leftover snow showers are possible for I-90 and OR-204 from 7 AM - 10 AM, and for US-12 through 4 PM. Otherwise, it should be a fairly

Monday: Monday should be a dry day. Just like over the weekend, skies will continue to be blue and filled with sunshine—across the entire region!

NWS Pendleton has issued an Air Stagnation for Kittitas Valley, Yakima Valley, Lower Columbia Basin, and Blue Foothills. This runs until 4 AM Friday.

NWS Pendleton has issued an Air Stagnation for Kittitas Valley, Yakima Valley, Lower Columbia Basin, and Blue Foothills. This runs until 4 AM Friday.

Thursday: Thursday should be another dry day. Clouds will start to build ahead of the upcoming winter storm for Friday and Saturday.