Leslie Lowe is the Chief Forecaster at KHQ-TV. With a strong focus on climate change and environmental issues, she covers a range of topics including climate policy, natural resources, and global warming, while also touching on regional interests across North America and LATAM. Leslie has been featured in Northwest Broadcasting, Inc., KNDU/KNDO-TV, KULR 8, and KHQ-TV.
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Leslie Lowe's local coverage focuses heavily on weather-related topics, particularly winter and holiday forecasts in the Tri Cities and Yakima area of Washington. Her articles often discuss seasonal changes and event coverage related to weather conditions.
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Lingering winds, isolated mountain thunderstorms and Showers will continue into Thursday, before tapering off Friday.
Winds die down and temperatures drop overnight, with frost advisories in place for Asotin and Garfield counties through 9am Friday morning. Overnight lows are set to fall into the low
Another frosty start to the morning across the inland northwest with freeze warnings and a couple of frost advisories in place until 8am Saturday morning as overnight lows fall into
High pressure will strengthen throughout the week , delivering sunshine and warmer temperatures into Bloomsday weekend.
We will see spotty mountain showers Thursday, but overall weather conditions should be calmer with daytime highs in the low to mid 60s.
Showers and isolated thunderstorms will continue through Tuesday, with breezy west winds 10-20 mph. Drier and warmer weather is expected as we head into the second half of the week,
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A back door cold front dropping out of Canada will bring gusty winds for Okanogan county and the northern mountains of Washington and Idaho Wednesday afternoon. Otherwise, drier and warmer
We'll see some spotty showers continue through Friday with cooler and quieter conditions heading into the weekend. Highs drop into the 60s with overnight lows in the mid to upper
We will see partly to mostly sunny skies as high temperatures fall into the upper-60s and low-70s for the weekend. A few weak showers are possible Sunday into Monday. The
