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Ted Buehner

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Ted Buehner

Ted Buehner is a longtime meteorologist expert for the Pacific Northwest.

Track Santa on Christmas Eve with the help of NORAD

Do you want to track Santa as he makes his visits around the world on Christmas Eve? Saint Nicholas has a busy night ahead
3 years ago

Ted Buehner’s wonderful adventure holiday travel guide

About 113 million people are expected to travel for the Christmas holiday weekend period nationwide, according to AAA.
3 years ago

Buehner: When to expect more daylight after the winter solstice

As I often joked just after the Winter Solstice when working at the National Weather Service, summer is coming!
3 years ago

Looking back at the Hanukkah Eve wind storm 16 years ago

16 years ago, on the evening of Dec. 14 into early Dec. 15, the storm plowed through the region with wind gusts up to 100 mph.
3 years ago

What to expect on the drive home with snow in the Cascades

Many motorists will be returning home tomorrow after the long holiday weekend and the Apple Cup in Pullman.
3 years ago

Atypical dry spell could last through Thanksgiving Day

After a wet Tuesday, higher pressure aloft will produce dry days across western Washington for Wednesday and Thanksgiving Day.
3 years ago

King Tide season is here with astronomical high waves

The winter months are when the Puget Sound area gets its highest astronomical high tides of the year called King Tides.
3 years ago

November dry streak could break record for Puget Sound region

November is usually the rainiest month of the year. So the current streak of dry days with sunny but cool temperatures is quite rare.
3 years ago

Warm fall weather causes air quality to drop again

No, it鈥檚 not wildfire smoke, but once again Puget Sound air quality is on the decline. This time, it is our current dry sunny fall weather pattern
3 years ago

Whiplash weather turns cooler and drier this week

Feel like the weather of late has been whipping you around like the winds did Friday night? You are not alone. Fall arrived with a vengeance
3 years ago

November is wettest month, officials warn about flooding

Out of all the months in the year, November is the wettest of them all. As a result, November is the number one month for river flooding.
3 years ago

Get ready for some frost on your jack-o-lanterns

The coolest weather of the season thus far with low temperatures in areas more distant from Puget Sound are expected to drop well into the 30s
3 years ago

Winter weather increases need for traction tires in WA

Starting Nov 1, the use of studded tires can resume, according to the WSDOT, studded tires can be used up to the deadline of March 31.
3 years ago

Do you need a raincoat over your Halloween costume?

Now that cooler fall rains have returned, many are asking if Halloween will be a wet one this year.
3 years ago

The Mysterious History of Halloween

The Celts thought the night prior to the new year, Oct. 31, was the blurred edge between the worlds of the living and the dead.
3 years ago

Expect a cooler, wetter winter this year

La Nina returns for the third year in a row this winter. Going back to 1950, three consecutive La Ninas occurred only one other time, in the mid-1970s.
3 years ago

Flash floods threaten US 2 after wildfires leave burn scars

The long-awaited fall rains have finally arrived but the rains will create another hazard in the wake of the fires, flash floods.
3 years ago

Rain, wind bring their own problems to Pacific Northwest

The long-awaited rain has finally arrived to the Pacific Northwest. However, it will bring back several other hazards.
3 years ago

New emergency management dashboards to prepare for hazardous events

There is a new way to monitor what is going on in emergency management, from weather events to power outages, all in near real-time dashboards.
3 years ago

The Great Shakeout earthquake drill prepares WA

An earthquake drill happens this Thursday with the intention of saving lives.
3 years ago

Rain on tap by weekend amid record-breaking dry weather, heat

The big question on the minds of many across Western Washington is when it will rain and finally douse all the wildfires and smoke.
3 years ago

The mighty Columbus Day storm of 1962 could happen again

The strongest non-tropical wind storm ever to hit the lower 48 in American history occurred 60 years ago on October 12th, 1962.
3 years ago

Rainy season is in a month, are you ready with flood insurance?

After an all-time record dry summer, it may be hard to believe that the Washington flood season is just around the corner.
3 years ago

Improved air quality on the way to western Washington

It was another weekend with hazy skies due to wildfire smoke, with some areas of western Washington being 鈥渦nhealthy for sensitive groups鈥
3 years ago