Weather

Time to put away those winter clothes for good, temps in the 80s is coming sooner than you think.

It's the first of May, Outdoor (__BLANK__) starts today!

To avoid fines and prevent road damage, plan to remove your studded tires by March 31.

The sun has finally come out to play ... but it is bringing potential flooding problems with it. Yakima Valley Emergency Management has issued a flood warning.

Growing up, my dad collected Taco Bell sauce packets the way I collect vinyl records and movies.

More snow may be coming, but not as much as we've had.

The Naches Valley School District shared what factors go into the decisions local districts frequently face this time of year.

The city of Yakima has released a list of tips as recommended by the Cities Insurance Association of Washington to prevent your pipes from freezing during this cold snap in the valley.

While every public school district in the Yakima Valley has canceled at least one day due to snow/ice, some have had to more than others, with only a single district still holding a built-in day to keep from having to extend the school year later this summer.

Here is what the conditions looked like from this WSDOT video as of Tuesday on I-90 Snoqualmie Pass

Well, we've got more snow in the forecast for the Yakima Valley. The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for our area that begins at 4 a.m. Thursday (Feb. 14), and remains in effect until 10 Thursday night.

The snowy winter of 1995-96 in Yakima will not soon be forgotten. However, it was the subsequent flooding that occurred in the spring of 1996 that was the most memorable. Could it happen again this year?