weather

Now that we are going into September, weather is cooling off. The Yakima Air Terminal received around 0.05 inches of rain Tuesday, and people are wondering if we are off the hook for the rest of the year.

As night length begins to increase, trees stop producing chlorophyll to save energy for winter. When the tree stops producing chlorophyll, it reveals yellow and orange pigments already present in the leaves called carotenoids.

Today is the last day of meteorological summer, and many have been talking about this summer seeming cooler than an average Yakima summer. Is this just you, or is there some truth to it? We crunched the numbers.

Yakima has hit 108 degrees in August more than once, and the stories behind those dates are worth knowing before this week's heat rolls in.

Disaster recovery assistance is underway. Toothbrushes, towels, tampons, and more: Here is a list of what local White Swan residents say they need the most.

Residents should prepare for the incoming heat wave in the Yakima Valley starting this weekend. Temps will be in the high 90s over the next two weeks.

The world famous Rubin Observatory has begun photographing the night sky with a camera that's 133 times bigger than your phone

You probably haven't stopped to think about it but I sure did: Where's all the names for our PNW cyclones?

Washington earthquake experts say we need to be prepared for the next big one starting NOW--but you're probably missing this one critical tool in your prep kit!

Several Washington State rivers are in danger of flooding this weekend.