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Yakima Is Expected To Get A Bit of SNOW This Week
We might see some more snow in Yakima this week!
Time to get out the hand warmers again, but we might not need the snow shovels this time.
That reminds me, I cannot remember where I put my gloves and I have misplaced my cute snow hat. If you re headed outside this Sunday, you might want to layer up on the clothes and put on a thicker coat.
Weather.com says this Thursday and Friday it will be cloudy with a slight chance for snow. The mountain passes were scary last weekend but the weather report doesn t look like it s going to be snowing on Snoqualmie. It will definitely be snowing on White Pass this week and on into the weekend, so if you want to hit the slopes, head there! Easton is expected to see some snow on Thursday and Friday, too, so if you re heading to the Westside, watch out for the snowflakes!
Holiday Light Fest Extended 4 Extra Days
Did you miss the recent Christmas light show at State Fair Park?
Good news. The Holiday Light Fest has been extended and will be open for an additional four days, Thursday, December 17 through Sunday, December 20.
The light fest features 12 holiday-themed scenes, nearly 20 miles of lights illuminating buildings and trees on the grounds of State Fair Park in Yakima.
When the light fest first opened last month two evenings were called community give-back nights. A portion of the gate admission collected on November 30th helped the State Fair Park to donate to Wags to Riches and Yakima Humane Society; checks were recently presented to each organization for $1,739. On Tuesday, December 1st, the Salvation Army collected 177 toys, and a check for $1,902 was given to the organization.
If you were totally bummed that you missed out on the 1st Annual Holiday Light Fest at State Fair Park, good news! It s just been announced that the light fest will be back for four more days for your viewing pleasure.
December 17th through December 20th you can stay in the warmth of your vehicle and experience the most beautiful light displays put together by our local community.
The drive-thru experience featured 12 festive and fun holiday-themed scenes, nearly 20 miles of lights illuminating buildings and trees. Some of the themed scenes include Candyland with a festive gingerbread house, the North Pole with two of Santa’s reindeer – Dasher and Comet, a mailbox for letters to Santa, and the big man himself!