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Drought persists in most of Pacific Northwest

With nearly three-quarters of the Pacific Northwest in mired drought, climate experts from Oregon, Washington and Idaho held a media briefing Thursday to discuss the latest conditions and forecasts for

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Climate experts: Much of Northwest remains drought-stricken

SALEM, Ore. (AP) Climate experts from Oregon, Washington and Idaho say most of the Northwest remains locked in drought and that the region is unlikely to get enough rainfall to end drought conditions.

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Climate experts: Much of Northwest remains drought-stricken

SALEM, Ore. (AP) Climate experts from Oregon, Washington and Idaho say most of the Northwest remains locked in drought and that the region is unlikely to get enough rainfall to end drought conditions.

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Work underway to prepare Washington for no snowpack

With snowpack expected to melt away with climate change, more ways are being considered to store what would have been in snowpack.

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Work underway to prepare Washington for no snowpack

With snowpack expected to melt away with climate change, more ways are being considered to store what would have been in snowpack.

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