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Like it or not, winter has finally arrived in time for the Thanksgiving holiday. The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous outlook for Monday through Saturday this upcoming week. A much cooler and active weather pattern will settle over the Wenatchee area, Moses Lake area and Okanogan area as we shift into the last week of November...

Those rolling out of bed Saturday morning may have noticed a fog has set in over the area. The National Weather Service has issued a dense fog advisory for the Moses Lake Area, Upper Columbia Basin and the Wenatchee area. The advisory is expected to be lifted at 10 a...

The National Weather Service recently revealed the upcoming fall and winter forecast for the Wenatchee Valley area to KPQ News radio. The Valley has been chillier than usual the last two weeks and signifies that Wenatchee is on the cusp of fall...

Precipitation expected to come through North Central Washington tonight and into tomorrow according to Bryce Williams of the National Weather Service. The temperatures will cool temporarily but above average temperatures are expected to return next week...

Flooding in Okanogan County along several rivers and tributaries is not expected to ease up any time soon. Jeffrey Cote from the National Weather Service says the worst of it is in the Okanogan River. The high temps aren't quite a record though according to Cote...

From a press release - With the heat of the summer settling into the region, making smart energy-use choices can help save energy and keep bills low. The following tips from Grant PUD will assist in saving energy and money this summer: ·         Temperature: If you have air conditioning, set your thermostat as high as comfortably possible. A recommended 78 degrees if you are home and warme ...

Nationwide, February was the second warmest on record. In North Central Washington, it was a different story. National Weather Service Meteorologist Bryce Williams said, "Wenatchee is right in the middle of a -6 to -8 degrees Fahrenheit below normal bullseye...

The snow hit North Central Washington sooner than expected this morning. Greg Koch with the National Weather Service says he expects the snow to intensify throughout the day. "By late tonight we're looking for accumulations of 6-10 inches for places like Wenatchee and the Waterville Plateau and maybe a little bit more up around Leavenworth and the plains...