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Robert Van Winkle

Reporter · US

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Sep 26, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Robert Van Winkle

    Weekend Weather: Chilly with Some Sunshine (opens the original)

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    A compact but potent storm continues to move through the area and should be out by tomorrow. The storm packed near-hurricane-force winds as it moved over southwest Washington this morning. A 70 mph gust occurred on the 101 bridge over the Columbia River near Astoria. Winds will remain strong this evening along the Strait of Juan de Fuca and the island. Whidbey and Camano could see gusts well over 40 mph through the early evening before calmer conditions set in tomorrow. The Wind Advisory posted

  2. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Robert Van Winkle

    Forecast: A wet and windy Friday (opens the original)

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    Good news: The first storm of the season should be moving out of the area on Saturday. Bad news: Friday is looking windy, chilly, and rainy. The forecast for the rest of this evening is cloudy and breezy as rain spreads over the area from the west. Rain has already arrived on the coast and the San Juan Islands and will spread over Puget Sound and the Cascades during the evening. Temperatures will drop to the 50s tonight. Rain could accumulate to over a half inch or more in many places by Friday

  3. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Robert Van Winkle

    Rain arrives late tomorrow, showers and windy weather heading our way Friday (opens the original)

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    SEATTLE, Wash. — Cloudy skies and cool temperatures will continue for the next several days across Western Washington. The weather pattern set up for our area will move an area of low pressure across the area tomorrow and Friday. Measurable rain is likely over the next two days, and some computer models are predicting over half an inch of rain around the lowlands. The wind will increase by Friday and gusts over 20 mph are likely around Seattle. Wind, at the coast, could be much stronger by Thurs

  4. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Robert Van Winkle

    Fall weather settles in this week (opens the original)

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    SEATTLE — The last weekend of summer is behind us, and fall officially starts Tuesday at 5:05 pm. The weather this week will be as expected for the first week of fall. High temperatures will likely stay in the 60s for the foreseeable future as weather systems move through the area over the next couple of days. Monday night and Tuesday will be mostly cloudy at times, with low temperatures Monday evening dropping down into the low 50s and a high temperature Tuesday in the upper 60s. This first wea

  5. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Robert Van Winkle

    Clouds in the morning and sun in the afternoon will mark the weekend forecast (opens the original)

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    SEATTLE, Wash. — We’ve enjoyed two beautiful sunny days in a row, but this weekend will be a little different. You can expect overcast conditions to start the day on Saturday, and partly cloudy, mostly sunny skies by the end of the day. Some places south of Seattle enjoyed a warm afternoon yesterday, but the chance for another 80-degree day is not in the cards anymore. We’ll have high temperatures Saturday, and Sunday, we’ll register in the lower 70s. Cooler locations around the Salish Sea

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