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The National Weather Service based in Spokane, WA has issued a Special Weather Briefing for Central and Eastern Washington beginning today through the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

Great news for skiiers and snowboarders; bad news for farmers.

Move over, Farmers' Almanac, Here's a prediction of when Yakima will see its first snowfall of the season!

Studded tires aren't legal in the state of Washington until Nov 1. So meantime, carry chains and drive safe if you are traveling over the mountain passes.

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

A luxury sports tank is the ultimate FU to Mother Nature & This Winter Wonderland!

Just when we were looking forward to seeing this mountains of snow melting off the side of the road, they're predicting some more snow for Yakima.

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

For every day that a path is not cleared on the sidewalk in front of your house, you could receive a fine!

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.