Cliff Mass, atmospheric sciences professor at the University of Washington, told “Seattle’s Morning News” on KIRO Newsradio Monday there is a chance of snow in the region. However, only some areas of Western Washington, such as Skagit and Whatcom Counties, will see it.

The flooding rains arrive after weeks of bone-dry winds fanned wildfires that killed at least 29 people and burned more than 16,000 structures around LA

Normally, these types of days are few and far between in January. But this month, Mother Nature put the Pacific Northwest under a dry spell.

While no blockbuster storms are heading for the Northwest, some opportunities for rain and snow will return and storm travel... Read Story

High pressure remaining dominant over the Pacific Northwest with a strong inversion setup through Thursday morning. Highs in the upper 30s and low 40s to start the week with hazy sunshine and clear skies. Overnight lows drop back to the teens with frost developing each morning through Thursday.

Days of rain are forecast to hit portions of the Northwest and California, bringing the risk of flooding and landslides. While the rain may subside a little more quickly in some locations, snow is expected to take its place and bring a new set of challenges,

President Donald Trump said Monday that he ordered the U.S. military to divert water from the Pacific Northwest to Southern California as part of his presidential action of “Putting People over

Washington was ranked as the seventh-highest state for growth, while Oregon was toward the bottom of the list at No. 34.

Lawmakers from around the Pacific Northwest are reacting on Tuesday to the Trump administration's freeze for federal funding and grants, including one Democratic U.S. senator urging Republicans to delay a committee vote on President Donald Trump's nominee for the very budget office that issued the pause.

The conservation of one of the richest wild salmon spawning grounds in America is under the guidance of an alliance most people have never heard of.

Type O positive, type O negative, and platelets have been fluctuating between critical and emergency levels since early December, Bloodworks Northwest said.

A blast of Arctic air is set to push into the Pacific Northwest this weekend, bringing plunging temperatures, mountain snow, and the potential for lowland snowfall in some areas, meteorologists say. According to Michael Snyder of the Pacific Northwest Weather Watch,