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At just after 7pm we received the storm/flood warning....at first I thought it was no big deal..Boy was I wrong!!

According to the National Weather Service, a front out of Alaska is moving south and will hit Washington tonight and tomorrow. Snow is expected in the mountain ranges including Snoqualamie Pass. Inches of snow possible, and mid to heave rains may make it to the Tri-Cities...

One of the harshest winters in years has destroyed or damaged many Benton County roads, some are closed short-term, several probably won't be fixed for months. For those who don't travel into the outlying areas, these pictures are the first visuals of just how hard nature has been.

Most of Southeastern WA and Northeastern OR will continue to get windy cold snow for the next 10-12 hours, according to a winter storm warning issued by the National Weather Service.

On Tuesday November 17th at approximately 6:pm Troopers from the Pendleton Office responded to a report of a motor vehicle crash on Interstate 84 eastbound near milepost 193.

  A controlled / prescribed burn in the Rocky Mountain grew out of control when a massive dust devil swept through and started a fire storm!  YIKES!.

The chances of being struck by lighting once in a give year are around one in 700,000. The chance of being struck twice within such a short space of time are virtually unmeasurable. It is not known where the video was recorded, But this man is one lucky guy!

I could hear the thunder and lightning, I looked out my window to watch the awesome power of mother nature...Guess what I saw?

Thanks to my Facebook friend Donna Combs! This picture was captured in Pasco.