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Lightning-caused wildfires can ignite days after initial strikes A number of fires across the Inland Northwest were cased by lightning and hot spots can smolder for days after the initial strike. Author: Thomas Patrick Updated: 7:00 PM PDT July 9, 2021 SPOKANE, Wash. — Wildfire season is in full swing across Washington and the Pacific Northwest. A number of large fires have already broken out this July. While the focus is fighting the fires immediately, the cause of the fires are investigated afterwards. Lightning-caused fires tend to be easily identified. We...

Updated: 5:33 PM PDT June 30, 2021 WASHINGTON — Smoke from California wildfires are expected to reach eastern Washington, eastern Oregon and parts of Idaho, according to the National Weather Service. According to California wildfire maps, the largest fire near Redding is the Lava Fire, which has burned more than 17,000 acres and is only 19% contained.   Smoke from wildfires north of Redding, CA may spread into eastern Oregon and portions of Idaho over the next 24 hours, per latest HRRR smoke model. #idwx #orwxPosted by US National Weather Service Boise Idaho on Wednesday, ...

When will Spokane finally cool off from the record breaking heat After hitting 109 degrees, Spokane will see temperatures gradually drop to the 90s by the 4th of July. Author: Thomas Patrick Updated: 10:42 PM PDT June 30, 2021 SPOKANE, Wash. — Tuesday, June 29 was a record setting day in Spokane and across the entire Inland Northwest. Several all-time record highs were broken. Spokane hit 109 which broke a 60-year old record to mark the hottest temperature ever recorded since records began in 1881. While that seems to have be the hottest day of this historic ...

Updated: 7:26 PM PDT June 26, 2021 SPOKANE, Wash. — The heat wave gripping the Pacific Northwest will push temperatures into the triple digits and even 110s at times next week. But this is just "air temperature." Roads, surfaces, and objects in the direct sunlight are much, much hotter than just what the air is. Meteorologist Thomas Patrick ran a couple of experiments using an infrared thermometer to check the temperature of various surfaces during the afternoon. On Friday afternoon, with air temperatures still in the low-90s, a playground in north Spokane had temperature re...