summer

Summer officially starts on Saturday, and for many in the Ag industry, the change of seasons will bring a welcomed change in weather. After a very dry start to spring, the past six weeks have been very wet and occasionally cool. In fact, Marilyn Lohman, meteorologist with the National Weather Service said over the past seven days, several locations across the Inland Northwest received ¼” to ½”

September weather can be a wildcard, where we see highs in the 90s with overnight lows potentially flirting with freezing.  And as we move into the final days of summer, fall is definitely making its presence known.   Marilyn Lohman with the National Weather Service said we saw a big trough roll into the Northwest over the weekend, bringing in clouds, showers and cooler temperatures.  And she... R

September weather can be a wildcard, where we see highs in the 90s with overnight lows potentially flirting with freezing.  And as we move into the final days of summer, fall is definitely making its presence known.   Marilyn Lohman with the National Weather Service said we saw a big trough roll into the Northwest over the weekend, bringing in clouds, showers and cooler temperatures.  And she... R

While many consider Labor Day weekend the conclusion to summer, fall does not technical start until September 22nd this year.  In the meantime the summer temperatures are going to stick around.  Marilyn Lohmann meteorologist with the National Weather Service said it makes sense we’ll see temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s to start September, since August turned out to be such a warm month. 

Summer is roughly four weeks old, but many are wondering when the summer weather will hit the area.  Specifically the summer heat that growers depend on.   National Weather Service meteorologist Marilyn Lohmann said while temperatures across the Northwest have felt cool, much of the area is on target for this time of year.  She add...

Thursday is the first day of Summer, but don’t expect summer heat to take over the Inland Northwest anytime soon.  It appears that summer will start the way spring is ending, cool, cloudy, with isolated showers.  National Weather Service meteorologist Marilyn Lohmann said the heat isn’t expected to make itself know until the middle portion of next week.   “The overall...

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.   “...