Dennis Hull

With 4th of July behind us, the Northwest prepares for the hottest portion of the summer.  And this year won’t disappoint.  Dennis Hull with the National Weather Service said we’ll see temperatures climbing near or above 100 degree over the next couple of days.  He said that brings...

The final week of June started active across much of the Inland Northwest.  Dennis Hull said thunderstorms reported in SE Washington and NE Oregon, were very hit and miss.  But, where they hit, in the Tri-Cities for example, the storms dropped a lot of rain.   “...

Wednesday is the first full day of summer, but the summer like weather won’t impact the Inland Northwest for several more days.  Dennis Hull with the National Weather Service told the Washington Ag Network temperatures will drop slightly below normal through the end of this week, but the heat returns as the weekend wraps up.   “...

After a week of very little weather news, it looks like the heat will return to the Inland Northwest.  But, first, according to Dennis Hull meteorologist with National Weather Service, we’ll see isolated rain showers across the area Thursday and Friday.  But, he ...

Temperatures are expected to top out in the 90s across much of the Inland Northwest on Wednesday.  But as National Weather Services meteorologist Dennis Hull explains, the heat wont last very long.   “And then the bulk of next week looks pretty dry right now, with a warming trend going in to next weekend, and temperatures could be rising well above normal again by the end of next week.”   Hull ...

The past couple of weeks have been a roller coaster ride in the weather department.  We’ve seen temperatures below normal with wet conditions, give way to extreme heat in the mid and upper 90's, and now the hot weather will give way to more seasonal temps.  Dennis H...

If you’re not a fan of the hot weather, good news, cooler weather will roll in to the Inland Northwest Wednesday and Thursday.  If you love the heat, don’t worry it will soon return.  Dennis Hull with the National Weather Service told the Washington Ag Network after temperatures topped out in the mid-90s in some locations this week, Wednesday and Thursday will see cloudy skies and cooler temperatu

It looks like this recent band of rain showers will be moving out of the Inland Northwest fairly quickly.  Dennis Hull with the National Weather Service told the Washington Ag Network he expects dryer, and warmer conditions as we wrap up the week.  He...

For the past week, the Inland Northwest has enjoyed warm temperatures and ample amounts of sunshine, allowing for a lot of field work to take place.  But, it appears the sunshine and will be moving out of the region.   "Get ready for a change to wetter and cooler for quite a few days now, we’re looking at a cold front bringing showery weather Thursday, all the way into the middle of next week

After weeks of cool wet weather, it looks like the Inland Northwest will have its first taste of heat for 2017.  Dennis Hull with the National Weather Service told the Washington Ag Network temperatures will climb into the upper 80s under clear skies for the upcoming days.  Ho...