Tri-Cities weather 2021 (Kennewick, Pasco: live, station, summer)

[pnwguy2]

January high temps come in at 46.6, about four+ degrees above normal. This continues a streak of at or above normal temps for all of 2020. As usual, all my readings are based on the official weather station in the Tri-Cities, PSC, (Pasco airport).

The next week looks to be above normal as we head into February.

[M3 Mitch]

So far February has been quite warm, one of the warmest I remember, and I have been here 30 years this next July. Breezy today, burning the wood stove but hardly need it.

[Botev1912]

Originally Posted by M3 Mitch

So far February has been quite warm, one of the warmest I remember, and I have been here 30 years this next July. Breezy today, burning the wood stove but hardly need it.

February has had one day lol. Looks like will get colder next week. But yes in general very mild winter.

[M3 Mitch]

Well, the Weather Channel website is showing highs in the mid to high 40's, and lows just around freezing, out to the 16th. That said, we can't consider winter over just yet. Although if that forecast holds, usually by the end of February, it's about done.

[Botev1912]

Originally Posted by M3 Mitch

Well, the Weather Channel website is showing highs in the mid to high 40's, and lows just around freezing, out to the 16th. That said, we can't consider winter over just yet. Although if that forecast holds, usually by the end of February, it's about done.

Supposed to get to around 12F in Kennewick by Thursday.

[pnwguy2]

Originally Posted by Botev1912

Supposed to get to around 12F in Kennewick by Thursday.

The entire NW/Rocky mountain region will get this cold snap. Looks to be short lived with little snow in the Columbia basin.

[Botev1912]

Originally Posted by pnwguy2

The entire NW/Rocky mountain region will get this cold snap. Looks to be short lived with little snow in the Columbia basin.

Depending on moisture, could be a repeat of February 2019.

[pnwguy2]

Originally Posted by Botev1912

Depending on moisture, could be a repeat of February 2019.

I doubt that a repeat of 2/19 is going to occur. There is little or no precipitation in this weeks forecast, (maybe a bit on Saturday) and these forecasts are usually pretty right on the mark.

[pnwguy2]

To add, February of ‘19 had a record 17 inches of snow. Doubtful we will come close to that for a long time.

[Frihed89]

I lived and worked there for 13 years. Summer starts in April and ends in late October. By mid-august, 105 deg day time temperatures were the norm. Is it even hotter, now? In the 13 years I spent there it only rained once during that period, in April. I forget the year.