Dennis Hull

So much can change from year to year.  This time last year, the Northwest was under an abnormally wet pattern, thanks to a typhoon from eastern Asia.  However, this year, October appears to be dry and sunny.   Dennis Hull, National Weather Service Meteorologist told the Washington Ag Network those clear skies will lead to cool temperatures over the next couple of days, but a warming pattern as we

The Inland Northwest has enjoyed beautiful sunny weather over the past couple of days, which has been welcomed news for farmers and non-ag alike.  But, Dennis Hull with the National Weather Service says you only have a few more days to enjoy that nice weather before a system rolls in from the Pacific this weekend.  ...

The final week of summer has felt more like fall for much of the Inland Northwest with cooler, wet weather dropping into the area.  However, the amount of rain you’ve received really depends how far north you are.  Dennis Hull with the National Weather Service said much of the rain has been concentrated to the along the Washington/Oregon boarder, and lightens as you move north.   “The u... Read Mo

The first day of Fall is less than ten days away, but some locations across the Inland Northwest will start feeling very autumn like in the coming days.  Dennis Hull with the National Weather Service said the jet stream, which has been well north of our area will dip south, allowing for cooler temperatures and perhaps some precipitation.  Hu...

The weather for the Inland Northwest has been right on schedule for this time of year, with temperatures hovering around their averages for the middle portion of August.  But, Dennis Hull with the National Weather Service told the Washington Ag Network says that will change slightly in the coming days.  Hu...

After several weeks of above normal heat, it looks like a change is on the horizon.  Dennis Hull with the National Weather Service said he expects a relatively drastic change staring Sunday.   “We’re looking at temperatures 10-15 degrees cooler next week at this time, then what we’re going to be experiencing the rest of this week with temperatures in the upper 90s to around 103 to 105 in some loca

The Inland Northwest is baking under an intense heatwave that’s not expected to break anytime soon.  Dennis Hull with the National Weather Service says the above average temperatures are thanks to an upper level ridge that has parked over the west.  In addit...

National Weather Service meteorologist Dennis Hull says if you’re not accustomed to the heat, you’d better get used to it quickly.  He said temperatures will climb into the upper 90s and low 100s this weekend, stretching into the early portions of next week.  Hull said the ...

Over the past couple of days, some portions of the Inland Northwest saw their overnight lows drop into the mid 40s, with highs only reaching the 80s.  But, say goodbye to those mild temperatures.  Dennis Hull with the National Weather Services told the Washington Ag Network  after a cool conclusion to the workweek, we’re going to see temperatures increase across the area, with high reaching the ce

It looks like after a brief break, the heat returns to the Inland Northwest.  Dennis Hull with the National Weather Service says the first 11 days of July have been very hot for the region.   “Temperatures averaging anywhere from six to seven degrees above normal in the Tri-Cities and up in Wenatchee area. In fact, every...