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Elevated view of commercial area, Lind, Adams County, ca. 1910

#OnThisDay in 1902, Lind incorporated. historylink.org/File/22825

Foggy in Ritzville this morning, didn’t let up until around Tyler-ish on the drive to Spokane this morning. #wawx

Nice curling surface tho 😄

Surfaces are crunchy this morning. Rain fell at 30° and iced over untreated surfaces. #wawx

14° this morning in Ritzville. #wawx

Boulder on damaged roadway, with excavator clearing debris in the background.

Last night a rockslide closed a lane of SR 155 south of Steamboat Rock State Park. One of the rocks is large enough it will require blasting to break it up before it's cleared. Plan for auto-flagger controlled traffic and delays until clean up and repairs are complete.

Woke up to 15°. #brr #wawx

Includes the FirstNet network. 👌🏻

AT&T and some internets are down in Ritzville (on top of the microsoft outage).

Maybe we’ll get some pink glow through the blanket of gray.

Fog has finally rolled into Ritzville #wawx

Dang, Apple maps already has the 2025 NAIP. 😮

Frustrating because I for sure input that. 🙄

Put eyeballs on them all today so they’re added. Cunningham/SR17 is probably down for the upcoming roundabout project, if I had to wager a guess.

WSDOT traffic camera facing East on SR26 at 1st Avenue in Othello, WA

Roll that beautiful bean footage! I think this WSDOT camera is new? I know the roundabout is. :) (was checking for snow around the area)

Those are the two I saw today. In the past they are on each end of Main/Cunningham (W of SR17 and at bridge on W Main/Cunningham), one N of SR26 at 1st, I think there was one N of SR26 on 14th/Reynolds, one along Broadway/SR24 at the S entrance and Broadway at the N entrance to town.

Rest of the flock cameras are still up around city limit entrances.

Rest of the flock cameras are still up around city limit entrances.

Might be time to finish that relocation program. www.kuow.org/stories/this...

Started out with big chunks of snow falling from the sky, tapered into some normal snow fall as it has cooled off. #wawx

Avista back on around 7:00 pm last night, which is great news for the food bank as they had frozen goods to distribute on Monday.

Avista power is still out in Washtucna. Big Bend service was restored in rural areas outside of town hours ago. #wawx

Sleepy tree. #wawx

Several evergreen trees down across town. #wawx

Power is out in Washtucna, last recorded gust there was 41MPH @ 4:30AM. #wawx

And then there was 60. It is so noisy! Great googley moogley. #wawx

We made it to 59! #wawx

We’ve hit a 55MPH gust so far this morning. #wawx

A map titled "8-14 Day Temperature Outlook" issued by NOAA, valid for December 23 - 29, 2025. The map shows a high probability of above-normal temperatures across the vast majority of the contiguous United States. A large area of deep red, indicating a high likelihood (80-100% chance) of above-normal temperatures, is centered over the Southern Plains, covering Texas, Oklahoma, and surrounding states. This heat extends outward in shades of lighter red and orange to the Southeast, Midwest, and Southwest. Small areas in the far Pacific Northwest (Washington state) and the Northeast (New England) are shaded in blue, indicating a probability of below-normal temperatures. An inset map of Alaska shows the entire state covered in blue (below normal), while Hawaii is shaded in orange (above normal).

It looks as though the🔥Heat Miser🔥has taken over the latest outlook for Christmas week (Dec 23-29)! There is a high probability of warmer-than-normal temperatures for most of the US. Alaska, the Pacific Northwest, and New England have a better chance of seeing "classic" Christmas weather.