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Tracking a few showers on Thursday
Wed, May 15, 2013 10:38 PM EDT
KREM.com Spokane/Coeur d'Alene 4:15 | 147 views
Some wet weather is moving into the inland northwest and that means we have a chance of a few showers or isolated thunderstorms. Highs will be in the 60s. Expect a chance of showers through the weekend.
Phoenix weather: Cooler temperatures on the horizon
Wed, May 15, 2013 9:18 PM EDT
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PHOENIX -- Temperatures already started to cool down on Wednesday with a high of 101 in Phoenix. The past couple of days we've topped out at 103 degrees. For the next several days, we anticipate highs will drop into the 90s. In fact, on Friday many Valley locations will see highs only in the low 90s. That's not bad for this time of year. The cool air is being ushered into the state by northwesterly winds in the upper atmosphere. And with a trough of low pressure due in for the weekend, that's when we'll se
Dry start Wednesday, but rain is on the way
Wed, May 15, 2013 10:50 AM EDT
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Good Wednesday Morning Our chances for wet weather return by late this afternoon after a dry start across much of Eastern Washington and North Idaho today. Out the door we'll see cool conditions with mostly cloudy skies. Temps. in the low 40s, some 30s in areas north. By noon--we'll see more clouds develop, with rain chances likely holding off until late afternoon, early evening. The bulk of the day should remain dry with daytime highs in the mid to upper 60s. Look for temperatures to climb ever so gradua
Severe weather damages Hill Country peach orchards
Tue, May 14, 2013 8:18 PM EDT
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FREDERICKSBURG, Texas -- Hill Country peaches are a Texas favorite but farmers say this year's severe weather nearly destroyed their crops. Typically May marks the beginning of peach picking season in Texas but this year the crops are almost non-existent. "You really have to search to see, but every once in a while you'll see one peach," said Dianne Eckhardt, a third generation peach grower at Donald Eckhardt Orchards in Fredericksburg. "As a child we were hauling peaches all day long in the summertime." Ec
Arizona Highways Magazine reveals best spots for summer hiking
Tue, May 14, 2013 5:48 PM EDT
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PHOENIX --Just because the weather is heating up doesn't mean there isn't some great hiking to be had around our state. This month's Arizona Highways Magazine features some of the best hiking spots our state has to offer. Many of the trails promise easy access, spectacular views, and are far off the beaten path. "The great thing about hiking is that there's something for everybody," says editor Robert Stieve. "You don't have to be an elite athlete to go out and do that. We try to put a mix of easy and long
Washington wolves moving west to central Cascades
Tue, May 14, 2013 2:18 AM EDT
KING5 Seattle 3:30 | 37 views
WENATCHEE, Wash. -- The state of Washington had a plan. It asked ranchers where a new pack of wolves showed up this year to keep their cows in protective pens longer than usual. The hope was that the wolves would follow the deer and elk as they moved to the high country when the weather warmed. It may have worked just like it was supposed to. Sightings of the pack have dried up over the last week and the ranch family is about turn the cows out to pasture. But in the world of wolves, nothing is certain. Ranc