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Atmospheric Surprises at the Tideline on Oregon and Washington Coast Published 06/27/21 at 7:05 PM PDT By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff Latest Coastal Lodging News AlertsIn Seaside: Includes exclusive listings; major specials now that spring is here Reedsport to Brookings, places to stay; winter deals (Oceanside, Oregon) – When it comes to weather, the Oregon coast and Washington coast are two of the most dynamic environments on the Earth, certainly the Pacific Northwest. There's a lot going on here when you simply step out on the sands – including a few surprises. (Above: Rockawa...

Hubbard Park’s secrets revealed during author tour in Meriden- MERIDEN — Little known facts about Walter Hubbard and Hubbard Park were presented by Justin Piccirillo during an hour long tour around the park with a group of over 20 people on Saturday morning. This tour followed the publication of Piccirillo’s book...

AlUla is making waves worldwide with its newly launched domestic brand campaign, and for being a new and upcoming tourism destination. We are glad to bring you 15 top reasons to visit AlUla once the borders are open. 1. Marvel at the 94 elaborately-carved tombs built by the Nabataean Kingdom at Hegra, Saudi Arabia’s first […]

Why Spring Weather is So Erratic on Oregon / Washington Coast: Meteorologist Explains Published 04/08/21 at 5:35 PM PDT By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff (Florence, Oregon) – To say that spring weather is a mixed bag along the Oregon coast or Washington coast would be a massive understatement. It be cray cray. It’s a true madman. Erratic and abrupt, from March through early June it can shift from sunny to moody clouds, then from a massive downpour, a run of hail or even thunder at the turn of a dime. Although by May it starts to calm considerably, but still hosting large, cumulus cl...

Photowalks travel series now on Tubi SHARE Jefferson Graham’s Photowalks series is now available for free on the Tubi app By Jefferson Graham My travel photography series Photowalks just debuted on Tubi, the free TV streaming app. In the series, first hatched in Manhattan Beach from my garage, I set out to bring viewers with me to great places and show them how to get postcard-perfect photos. How many times do we travel and complain that our photos don’t look anywhere as great as the postcard image the local tourism boards show us? I can help with that.