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Central Willamette Valley: Air Stagnation Advisory
East Columbia River Gorge: Air Stagnation Advisory
John Day Basin: Air Stagnation Advisory
Lower Columbia: Air Stagnation Advisory
Lower Columbia Basin of Oregon: Air Stagnation Advisory
North Central Oregon: Air Stagnation Advisory
South Willamette Valley: Air Stagnation Advisory
Wallowa County: Air Stagnation Advisory
Foothills of the Blue Mountains of Washington: Freezing Fog Advisory, Air Stagnation Advisory
Lower Columbia Basin of Washington: Freezing Fog Advisory, Air Stagnation Advisory
East Slopes Northern Cascades: Air Stagnation Advisory
Eastern Columbia River Gorge of Washington: Air Stagnation Advisory
Hood Canal Area: Air Stagnation Advisory
Kittitas Valley: Air Stagnation Advisory
Lower Chehalis Valley Area: Air Stagnation Advisory
Lower Columbia and I - 5 Corridor in Cowlitz County: Air Stagnation Advisory
Moses Lake Area: Air Stagnation Advisory
Northeast Mountains: Air Stagnation Advisory
Okanogan Highlands: Air Stagnation Advisory
Okanogan Valley: Air Stagnation Advisory
South Washington Cascade Foothills: Air Stagnation Advisory
Southwest Interior: Air Stagnation Advisory
Tacoma Area: Air Stagnation Advisory
Upper Columbia Basin: Air Stagnation Advisory
Waterville Plateau: Air Stagnation Advisory
Wenatchee Area: Air Stagnation Advisory
Yakima Valley: Air Stagnation Advisory

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A Dry Weekend

by Don Carson

Updated today at 9:05 PM

Areas West of the Cascades

High pressure will remain over the area through Monday bringing clear and dry weather. East winds will occasionally be strong near the foothills Monday while protected areas will experience stagnant conditions and patchy early morning fog.

Rain is possible starting late Tuesday or Wednesday as a weak front moves inland.

The Cascades & Areas East

Conditions are expected to change little over the next couple of days meaning more sunshine and dry weather. A ridge of high pressure will remain in place but can’t rule out areas of freezing fog.

A weak weather system may swing across the area Tuesday and Wednesday. There’s a certain amount of uncertainty as to how strong the system will be as it swings across the region.

Don Carson, NWCN Meteorologist