Leslie Lowe is the Chief Forecaster at KHQ-TV. She specializes in climate change and environmental issues, focusing on topics such as climate policy and global warming, while also covering regional and world news. Leslie has been featured in Northwest Broadcasting, Inc., KNDU/KNDO-TV, and KULR 8.
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Leslie Lowe's local coverage focuses heavily on weather-related topics, particularly winter and holiday forecasts in the Tri Cities and Yakima area of Washington. Her articles often discuss seasonal changes and event coverage related to weather conditions.
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By: Leslie Lowe Nonstop
A ridge of high pressure will drive daytime highs up to the mid-90s Thursday and Friday. Hotter areas, including the LC Valley, will top out around 100.
We are once again under a Red Flag Warning , which will be in effect Saturday for most and into Sunday for the Idaho Panhandle
Saturday will feature similar temperatures, with increasing afternoon clouds and breezy NE winds. Widespread rain is expected to move in overnight Saturday into Sunday across Eastern Washington and North Idaho.
Tuesday will be the most active day of the 7-day forecast, with weak shower chances, gusty winds to 25-30 mph and daytime highs in the mid to upper 60s.
High pressure builds back in across the PNW, bringing a return to sunny skies and quiet conditions on Wednesday. High temperatures will be about average, the upper 60s.
High pressure will continue to strengthen through the weekend and into next week, delivering a beautiful stretch of Fall weather.
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A strong cold front will push across the Pacific Northwest Friday, bringing wind gusts over 30 mph. Blowing dust is a possibility into areas of Central and Eastern Washington, with
We remain under the influence of a ridge of high pressure through Friday, with daytime highs that will climb into the 70s.
Spokane, Wash. — When a medical emergency turns critical, some patients cannot wait for ground crews and that is when Life Flight crews are called into the air.
