You've gotta love it when you're just a couple of days from May and you're playing Lacrosse in the snow! That's what's happening in this picture that Kim sent in from Sisters, Oregon during a game on Thursday April 28th. It's not the only unusual thing about April 2011. In fact, for the … [Read more...]
Deadliest Tornado Outbreak In Decades Slams Alabama, Eastern States
You're looking at my friend and colleague Mark Prater--in the middle of saving lives on April 27, 2011. This is a snapshot of him,on the air, with live video of the Tuscaloosa, Alabama tornado as it was destroying homes and buildings and killing people in its path. And while I was putting … [Read more...]
Record Breaking Heat Leads Up To Changing Weather For The Royal Wedding
The Union Jack Flags are hanging everywhere on Regent Street in London. And for now, they're highlighted by an unusual amount of sunshine for the month of April. You might know that London, England is known for wet and gray weather just like the U.S. cities of Portland, Oregon and Seattle, … [Read more...]
Unusually Strong Spring Storm Means A Wet & Windy Monday
Updated: the storm center at the surface - moved inland south of the Portland area. So that will mean less wind and most of the advisories and warnings are now cancelled. However, it's still going to be breezy at times with some nice afternoon downpours! During the winter months, it's pretty … [Read more...]
Portland’s First 70 Degree Day Of The Year
Update: we did it! Both Portland & Vancouver officially hit 71 on Saturday April 23, 2011. Nice! Also, the warmest places on our WeatherBug Network were: Camas, Battleground & West Linn, where highs hit 73-74 degrees. I've been waiting for months to use this headline! And one thing … [Read more...]
An Earth Day Interview About Why We Should Protect Our Water In The Soggy Northwest
It rains one-hundred-fifty days a year in Portland, Oregon. With all that water, why do we need to protect it? If you've lived in the I-5 corridor for any length of time, then you've likely heard about the high quality water many of us get from the Bull Run Watershed. The picture even makes it … [Read more...]
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