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Strong winds expected Tuesday afternoon into the evening. Please secure all loose or even potentially loose items. NWS Pendleton has issued a High Wind Watch for West-Southwest winds of 30-40 mph gusting 50-60 mph within Yakima County to include some surrounding counties . Strongest winds are forecast to occur over higher terrain and into eastern Yakima county, as well as through the Columbia Gorge and into the Tri-Cities area. A Watch means that the event has a good potential to occur with some uncertainty in strength or timing at some locations. Even if your area does not experience the winds as forecast, winds could still be considerably stronger than normal. Stay tuned to US National Weather Service Pendleton Oregon for further upgrades and details.
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**High Wind Update: 10/13/2020** Strong winds expected this afternoon (Tue) into evening. US National Weather Service Pendleton Oregon has upgraded event to a High Wind Warning for West-Southwest winds of 30-40 mph gusting 50-60+ mph within Yakima County to include some surrounding counties. Strongest winds are forecast to occur over higher terrain and into eastern Yakima county, as well as through the Columbia Gorge and into the Tri-Cities area. Please secure all loose or even potentially loose items. Driving may be difficult, especially high profile vehicles. A Warning means that the event is imminent or occurring. Even if your area does not experience the winds as forecast, winds are still to be considerably stronger than normal. Stay tuned to US National Weather Service Pendleton Oregon for further updates and details.
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****Update! 911 lines appear to be back in service! Thank you****

There is a 911 outage, please call 509-453-9000 if you have an emergency.

DO NOT CALL TO “TEST THE SYSTEM”

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Updates will be provided as the situation changes.

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Suncomm 911 Communications Yakima
October 22 at 4:16 PM

****Update! 911 lines appear to be back in service! Thank you!****

***Please do not call 911 to "Test the Lines", as 911 becomes fully functioning, this will ...take up emergency lines for real emergencies***

Thank you for your cooperation!

SUNCOMM and 911 Communication Centers statewide are experiencing an outage! If you reach an error message, call 911 directly at 509 453 9000

911 Alternate Number 509 453 9000

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The Upper and Lower Valleys will have some freezing mornings beginning Thursday morning and continue through the weekend. Winter is coming...it may be a good idea to winterize your house and irrigation systems.

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US National Weather Service Pendleton Oregon
October 19 at 9:00 PM

The forecast area will get an early preview of winter this coming weekend as forecast models are depicting a strong trough dropping down from Canada and impacti...ng our region Friday through Saturday. Main impacts include the first snow of the season in the mountains, and very cold temperatures for this time of year. Early forecast models have some areas struggling to get out of the 40s on Sunday. Forecast confidence is still moderate at this time, as timing, precise snow amounts, precipitation type in other areas, and temperatures are still determined by forecasters. Stay weather alert, and check back on the forecast every day for updates!

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