Pleasant This Weekend; Briefly Cooler Next Week Mainly dry and pleasant conditions are expected this weekend. However, a disturbance embedded within a northwesterly air flow will pass through Washington on Monday night into Tuesday morning, and should lead to increased rain chances for western Washington, and breezy and cooler conditions east of the Cascades. As a ridge of high pressure builds into the region, generally calmer weather and warming days are likely later next week, although lengthening nights and dry air could allow for crisp mornings as we welcome the month of October. It is possible that clouds and even some rain could clip northwestern parts of Washington as frontal systems pass by to our north late in period. However, most of the state will remain dry during this time interval. For the complete AgWeatherNet Weekly Weather Outlook for September 27 to October 3, 2014, please click on the following link: weather.wsu.edu/awn.php?page=outlook20140926&ls=fb The attached photos come from the Buena station in Yakima County, which was installed on January 8, 1989 at an elevation of 884 feet. For further details about this station please visit weather.wsu.edu.
Posted on: Fri, 26 Sep 2014 21:35:00 +0000
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