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Ted Buehner

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Ted Buehner

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

Wowza! Western Washington Thanksgiving weather doesn’t get better than this

‘Over the river and through the woods, to Grandmother’s house we go.’  The lyric to this 1844 Thanksgiving poem originally composed by Lydia Maria Child seems so Pacific Northwest. And driving to Grandmother’s house and back this Thanksgiving weather-wise is going to about as good as it gets. In the past 50 years, there have […]
2 years ago

Thanksgiving week weather, travel in Washington: What you need to know

The week of Thanksgiving is here, and across the nation, over 55 million Americans are anticipated to travel for Thanksgiving, the third largest travel volume on record
2 years ago

National Climate Assessment shows increasing monetary damage of weather disasters

Already, this year has set a new record with 23 disasters that caused $1 billion in damages, breaking the record of 22 such disasters in 2020.
2 years ago

Mountain forecasts: The vital difference between ‘freezing level’ and ‘snow level’

With drier weather, mountain forecast use the term "freezing level," but this weekend, the term "snow level" will be used.
2 years ago

Like measuring the rain, hail, and snow? Report volunteers needed

A program called CoCoRaHS or Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network is where volunteers work together to measure precipitation across the nation.
2 years ago

Turn back your clocks again for end of daylight saving time

Yes, it is time for us to change from Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) to Pacific Standard Time (PST), effective at 2 a.m. early Sunday morning.
2 years ago

November is the wettest month of them all in western Washington

Out of all the months in the year, November is typically the wettest of them all in western Washington, according to Ted Buehner.
2 years ago

Halloween weather in western Wash. not so scary

Many feel Halloween in the Puget Sound area is haunted – by rain. History of weather data says otherwise.
2 years ago

Frost, ice return to Puget Sound, but expect Halloween to be dry

Nighttime and morning temperatures will likely dip to at least the freezing mark and, for the more outlying areas, well into the 20s through the weekend.
2 years ago

Mountain snow, lowland rain expected Tuesday as seasonal outlook is updated

Much cooler weather is in store this week, thanks to a significant change in the weather pattern.
2 years ago

Mountain snow on the way as Puget Sound weather shifts

Heading into this weekend and next week, the mild weather pattern of the past few days is forecast to change.
2 years ago

Another Emergency Alert System blare will hit your cellphone on Thursday

This Thursday, the Great Shakeout will use EAS again to initiate the Great Shakeout earthquake drill at about 10:19 a.m. across the state.
2 years ago

Wash. to have a partial solar eclipse Saturday, but will we see it?

Western Washington will have a partial solar eclipse Saturday morning, but how visible will the eclipse be?
2 years ago

Historic 1962 wind storm was the strongest in US history; another could occur

Wind gusts in the Puget Sound area from the Columbus Day storm ranged from 70 to over 100 mph. Damage from the storm was widespread.
2 years ago

Summer weather gets an encore in Seattle this weekend

Summer-like weather is making a comeback through this weekend. With temperatures in western Washington are expected to rise into the 70s and lower 80s
2 years ago

This is why your phone alarm went off Wednesday morning

A nationwide broadcast of the National Emergency Alert Test will be conducted by FEMA and the Federal Communications Committee (FCC).
2 years ago

October ushers in the season of fog in the Puget Sound region

In fact, Olympia ranks as one of the foggiest places on the globe with October at the top of the list of foggiest months.
2 years ago

Maui and Spokane: 2 public warning systems and the need for preparedness

The tragic wind-whipped Maui wildfire last month took many lives. How does the public warning system here shape up in comparison?
2 years ago

Looking back on a warm and dry summer of 2023 as fall begins

The summer of 2023 in Western Washington can be summarized as warm and dry, which many would say is nearly ideal.
2 years ago

Sunny now, El Niño soon; How to prepare

Given the recent hot, dry weather, along with regional wildfires, smoke, and air quality concerns, people should take it seriously.
2 years ago

Guide to safe driving for back to school season

With school resuming, that means it is time to review school safety driving skills and break summer season driving habits around schools.
2 years ago

What’s the difference between Meteorological fall and Astronomical fall?

Last week, Sept. 1, marked the start of Meteorological Fall. Yes, the astronomical summer season continues until the Fall Equinox, which falls Sept. 22
2 years ago

Blue moon coming to Puget Sound region, but will we be able to see it?

The next ‘blue moon’ is set to rise Wednesday evening in the eastern sky at 8:13 p.m. in the Puget Sound region.
2 years ago

Seattle heat wave: Hot weather could break records this week

This week will involve the longest stretch of hot weather in the greater Seattle region so far this year, and that raises several concerns.
2 years ago