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WA weather: ‘Very strong’ El Niño could come. But what does that mean?

There's over a 60% chance El Niño emerges in Washington late summer, and a 25% chance it's "very strong." Here's what that means for the winter and summer.

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El Niño need-to-knows: Will it be a ‘Super Niño?’ What does it mean for the U.S. weather patterns

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Rapid Pacific warming heightens early El Niño risk for Australia

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‘Super El Nino’ fears as rapid ocean warming threatens Queensland bushfire season

Queensland is facing an abnormally dry winter amid signs of a ‘super El Nino’ set to intensify the state’s bushfire season.

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Climate Prediction Center forecasts El Niño year. What does that mean for SoCal?

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El Nino not expected to offer Valley summer heat relief

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Will bad weather impact Washington travel? See Thanksgiving forecast

A weak atmospheric river will bring periods of rain to kick off Thanksgiving in Washington.

MyNorthwest

Convergence Zone weather pattern brings showers to Puget Sound this week

Experience the unique Puget Sound weather as spring brings showers from the Convergence Zone, impacting the region this week.

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WA weather: Hail, a waterspout, thunderstorms hit Seattle

The National Weather Service in Seattle reported quarter-inch hail at around 2:45 p.m., and the waterspout was reported about 3 miles west of Magnolia.

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UPDATE: Weather alert for Puget Sound region Wednesday afternoon, says the NWS

The NWS Seattle WA issued an updated weather alert at 3:10 p.m. on Wednesday for strong thunderstorms until 3:45 p.m. The alert is for Foothills and Valleys of Central King County, Shoreline / Lynnwood / South Everett area,

The Olympian

Will Washington see snow on Christmas? Rain? What experts say

Are you hoping for a white Christmas in Washington state — or keeping your fingers crossed for dry weather? Whether you’re traveling for the holidays or staying, you may be wondering what’s in store in Washington after a series of wild winter storms.

Seattle weather: Showers to start Wednesday, cooler afternoon temperatures

Showers return Wednesday morning across western Washington, with breezy winds and gusts up to 35 mph in some areas. It will be the coolest day of the week, with highs in the upper 50s before conditions begin to improve.