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October begins but wet and windy fall storms stay away (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — After a stellar Wednesday, Iâve been describing Thursdayâs forecast as just a little bit of a âspeed bump.â Itâs really a pretty small one! Through the day, there could be a few passing sprinkles or very light showers mainly along areas nearest the Canadian border, though later in the afternoon and evening a few sprinkles may drift elsewhere. Still, this is a very minor weather change for most of Western Washington, with many communities staying dry. Highs will remain mild
Did you feel it? 4.2-magnitude earthquake on the Kitsap Peninsula (opens the original)
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BREMERTON, Wash. — A 4.2 earthquake struck on the northern part of the Key Peninsula along the Pierce/Kitsap county line at 2:05 p.m. Tuesday. Thatâs about 12 miles south-southwest of Bremerton and less than ten miles northwest of Gig Harbor. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has received many reports of people feeling the quake from the central Puget Sound near Seattle south to Lewis County and east into the Cascade foothills. The KIRO 7 Newsroom received calls from viewers feeling the quake
Weekend weather âbad luckâ continues: Rain and cooler air to return (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — If it feels like the nicest weather keeps showing up during the work week only to disappear by the weekend, youâre not imagining things. Back in August, I wrote about the remarkable run of cooler-than-normal weekends that repeatedly interrupted stretches of warm summer weather. Now that itâs September, Iâve been looking for the odd pattern of âbad luckâ to break. It really hasnât. Wednesday was easily the warmest day of the work week and a reminder that late summer warmt
Cooler temperatures, rain bring better air quality near wildfires (opens the original)
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Beneficial rainfall over the weekend and through Labor Day continues to be good news for firefighters battling several major wildfires in central Washington. The Little Giant Fire north of Leavenworth and west of Lake Chelan continues to burn, though smoke output has dropped considerably since mid-August. Moderate air quality is expected through Monday evening and into Tuesday around Chelan, while air quality remains good across most other areas. Weâll see warmer and drier weather through Wedn
Chances of rain to slowly pull parts of Washington out of severe drought (opens the original)
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While weâve endured one of the worst fire seasons in more than a decade across our state, the weather pattern changes occurring with the start of September are a good reminder that â eventually â weâll have more rainfall and snow to quench those fires. In fact, recent rains and cooler weather have helped firefighters with containment on some of the larger fires, like the Little Giant Fire north of Leavenworth. Still, all of eastern Washington is in significant drought status according to
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