winter storm

A major mountain pass in Washington State is currently closed and treacherous driving conditions are occurring throughout North Central Washington as a sudden, late-season storm pushes over the region.

Stormy weather and a power outage leave Stevens Pass ski area closed Wednesday.

After drying out for several weeks, the roadways of the Central Cascades are bracing for a big jolt of winter weather to end the week. The National Weather Service (NWS) Office in Spokane has issued a Winter Storm Warning that encompasses both Stevens and Snoqualmie Passes...

It's looking like an early opening to the 2024-25 season at Mission Ridge Ski & Board Resort is a real possibility. "We always target the day after Thanksgiving for opening day," says Mission's Marketing Director, Tony Hickok. "But with the good start we had to the month of November and some pretty good conditions for snow making the last several weeks, and with a really good sh

The weather is warming up and the roads might be bare throughout much of Washington, but don't count on that being the case over the state's mountain passes late this week. Meteorologist Miranda Cote with the National Weather Service office in Spokane says it's going to look a lot like winter at higher elevations. ...

South winds are expected to bring moisture into the area late Friday night and will persist through Sunday morning.