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NOAA s winter outlook predicts a warmer winter for region | Columbia Basin

NOAA s winter outlook predicts a warmer winter for region | Columbia Basin
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NOAA s winter outlook predicts a warmer winter for region | Columbia Basin

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WA still suffers from drought despite rain -- and El Niño won t help

SEATTLE — Despite recent rainfall most of Washington still suffers from drought and climatologists say the months ahead aren t likely to offer much relief.

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Washington still suffers from drought despite rain—and El Nino won t help

Washington still suffers from drought despite rain—and El Nino won t help
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Seattle asks for less water use as drought grips Washington

SEATTLE Despite recent rainfall most of Washington still suffers from drought and climatologists say the months ahead aren t likely to offer much relief.

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