winter

Still rocking studs? You only have a little more time to get them removed in Washington State or risk incurring a fine.

While a couple of inches in the last day or so is the most we've gotten -- by FAR -- this past Fall and Winter, it does not come anywhere near the all-time record for most snowfall in a 24 hour period in Yakima.

Brace yourselves, Washingtonians, for a late winter storm that has begun across the region and will continue through the weekend. Ironically, it is Western Washington and not as much Eastern Washington. which will bear the largest snowfall and therefore interruption to normal life.

It likely won't be a record-setting storm that will produce 8-foot drifts and ground aircraft but there is an official WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY in effect for our area.

Time to pull out the winter stuff from the back of your closet.

Yakima's own "Kozak the Wonder Dog" needs your vote to be named "America's Favorite Pet"

Most You Can Set For Summer Or Winter Mode!

Now that it has stopped snowing (for now), at what point do you shovel? Take the poll!

Winter is definitely still coming!

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for the Cascade Range region, including Snoqualmie and Stevens passes.

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.

Washington, and the entire Pacific Northwest in general, can experience harsh winters with the best (worst?) of any other region in the U.S. The folks at ThrillList.com decided to rank all 50 states from best to worst.