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Freezing cold sunshine to start the week with heavy mountain and lower elevation snow by Tuesday night - Vimarsana News

Freezing cold sunshine to start the week with heavy mountain and lower elevation snow by Tuesday night

The cold weather will slowly get better through the week, but we have snow making an appearance before then.

'Stay indoors': Officials tell residents to stay warm as freezing temps sweep region - Vimarsana News

'Stay indoors': Officials tell residents to stay warm as freezing temps sweep region

The National Weather Service and Yakima Health District encourage Yakima Valley residents to stay safe as temperatures plunge below freezing.

Now that the appetizer of snow has come and gone, the low areas of the Inland Northwest are ready for the main course this weekend - Vimarsana News

Now that the appetizer of snow has come and gone, the low areas of the Inland Northwest are ready for the main course this weekend

Sunshine this afternoon and calming conditions will help the lower elevations get its footing and prepare for the heavier snow coming Thursday night/Friday morning.

Snow slides south as Eastern Washington sets in for a bitter cold & dry weekend - Vimarsana News

Snow slides south as Eastern Washington sets in for a bitter cold & dry weekend

This afternoon and evening will be filled with isolated snow showers in the Columbia Basin, Yakima and Kittitas Valleys leading to slight accumulation.

Gusty Winds, Mountain and Lowland Snow! - Vimarsana News

Gusty Winds, Mountain and Lowland Snow!

Weather Alert... Hold on tight - Damaging winds through tomorrow morning with gusts 55-65 mph. These winds can bring down trees and branches leading to spotty power outages. Heavy snow