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From balmy afternoons to blustery winds, the Tri-Cities weather is flipping the script—are you ready for the change?

After nearly hitting 80 degrees, a cold front is sweeping in, bringing thunderstorms and a sudden chill to the Tri-Cities.

The Columbia Basin is gearing up for some serious wind that could shake things up this week in the Tri-Cities.

With hardly any snow in sight, the Tri-Cities are bracing for an unusually mild February. What’s going on with the weather?

While some parts of the U.S. brace for Arctic blasts, Washington’s winter may be a mixed bag of chilly days and warmer snaps.

Local weather officials say boaters and fisherman will be in danger. See how long we expect the gale force winds.

Confused about winter weather terms in Washington State? Learn what a blizzard, blowing snow, and drifting snow really mean in this helpful guide!

Get prepared for oodles of fluffy white throughout the season!

Please watch for signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke.

Word from the National Weather Service out of Pendleton, Oregon is that conditions in the Pacific Ocean are looking right to put an end to La Niña.