Pacific Northwest Could See Rare Thunderstorms on Wednesday
Severe weather could knock Oregon and Washington with winds over 60 miles per hour and hail larger than golf balls.
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Severe thunderstorm watch issued: Next few hours will bring midwest-style storm with possible hail, lightning
A rare and significant weather pattern is expected to develop Wednesday in Western Washington, bringing a high risk of ...
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Rare severe storms forecast for Pacific Northwest
Rare strong to severe storms possible in Pacific Northwest as warm front brings moisture. Threat of tornadoes and hail damage ...
Severe thunderstorms could hit the Pacific Northwest this week
Forecasters are keeping tabs on the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms in the Pacific Northwest on Wednesday. Gusty to locally damaging winds and quarter-size hail are the main concerns, ...
South Texas faces half a year’s worth of rain as rare severe storms threaten the Pacific Northwest
The Pacific Northwest is staring down a rare spring severe thunderstorm threat and Texas is preparing to see up to half a ...
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Warm weather to give way to storms in Pacific Northwest
WASHINGTON STATE - Warm and quiet weather is expected Tuesday and Wednesday, with temperatures reaching the 70s in lowland ...
Record warmth and possible severe storms this week across the Pacific Northwest
Record warmth is on the way for the Pacific Northwest. High temperatures on Tuesday will be nearly 20 degrees warmer than ...
Thunderstorms predicted for western Oregon and Washington with potential for large hail
“Severe thunderstorms are possible across parts of the Pacific Northwest on Wednesday afternoon and evening. A more probable ...
Rare Thunderstorms Expected in the Pacific Northwest This Wednesday
As warmer weather grips the Pacific Northwest, residents should brace for an unexpected twist—an impending wave of severe thunderstorms this Wednesday. These storms, forecasted to produce lightning, ...
Rain and severe thunderstorms forecast across Oregon: What to know
The National Weather Service cautioned that hail of up to golf ball size could fall and winds could reach up to 70 mph.
Thunderstorms poised to roar into western Washington as March defies weather adage
March is flipping the script on the old "in like a lion, out like a lamb" adage this year as our weather is about to start ...