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1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Josh Culbreth

   Highs in 80s for Friday & beyond, dry weather persists (opens the original)

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   Although highs will be pleasant and average for Thursday, they trend warmer into the weekend and next week. The warmest day looks to be Monday, in which we’ll be about 10 degrees warmer than normal for early October—mid-80s in the Tri-Cities. Overnight lows will stay roughly 4-7 degrees warmer than normal for late September and early October. For the Tri-Cities, this means that lows will bounce between 47-50 degrees. High pressure will dominate our pattern over the next week, meaning no rai

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2. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Josh Culbreth

   Warming up and keeping the forecast dry into the first week of October (opens the original)

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   Although highs will be pleasant and average for Thursday, they trend warmer into the weekend and next week. The warmest day looks to be Monday, in which we’ll be about 10 degrees warmer than normal for early October—mid-80s in the Tri-Cities. Overnight lows will stay roughly 4-8 degrees warmer than normal for late September and early October. For the Tri-Cities, this means that lows will bounce between 47-51 degrees. High pressure will dominate our pattern over the next week, meaning no rai

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3. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Josh Culbreth

   Evacuation shelter for 9,000-acre Hatch Grade Fire closes; evacuations still in place (opens the original)

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   HATCH GRADE FIRE (FIRE ORIGIN: HATCH GRADE RD & WALLULA RD, WALLULA, WA)  The fire is burning an area of about 9,023 acres, according to the National Interagency Fire Center. The Red Cross evacuation shelter at Touchet High School closed at 12 p.m. on September 30. Anyone impacted by the Hatch Grade Fire may still access Red Cross resources by calling 1-800-733-2767. Fire officials said the Hatch Grade Fire is less than 40% contained as of the morning of September 30. Three firefighting strike

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4. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Josh Culbreth

   Hatch Grade Fire now 5,000 acres, evacuations expand overnight in Reese & Touchet areas (opens the original)

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   HATCH GRADE FIRE (FIRE ORIGIN: HATCH GRADE RD & WALLULA RD, WALLULA, WA) Previous closures to Byrnes Rd, US-12, and Old Highway 12 have since been lifted, per Walla Walla County Emergency Management. Evacuations expanded again overnight in the Reese, Touchet, and Gardena areas of southwestern Walla Walla County due to the Hatch Grade Fire, now 5,000 acres. This is per Walla Walla County Emergency Management. Byrnes Rd is closed from US-12 to Old Highway 12, per Walla Walla County Emergency Manag

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5. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Josh Culbreth

   Highs in 80s for Friday & beyond, forecast stays dry (opens the original)

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   Although highs will be pleasant and average for Wednesday, they trend warmer into the weekend and next week. The warmest day looks to be Monday, in which we’ll be about 10 degrees warmer than normal for early October—mid-80s in the Tri-Cities. Overnight lows will stay roughly 4-8 degrees warmer than normal for late September and early October. For the Tri-Cities, this means that lows will bounce between 47-51 degrees. High pressure will dominate our pattern over the next week, meaning no ra

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