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The meaning of the Winter Solstice

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NORTH SOUND, DEC. 16: The winter solstice occurs quite early on Dec. 21, at 1:19 a.m. Pacific Time, initiating the start of astronomical winter. Sunrise will be at 7:55 a.m. and sunset at 4:20 p.m., for a total of... Read More.

Remembering the 2006 Hanukkah Eve Windstorm

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NORTH SOUND, DEC. 11: About 18 years ago, the Hanukkah Eve Windstorm struck Western Washington. This weekend will mark the highly impactful storm anniversary. On the evening of Dec. 14 into early Dec. 15, the storm plowed through the... Read More.

Fall foliage colors unfold

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EVERETT, OCT. 1: It is finally starting to feel like fall, with cool crisp morning temperatures dipping into the 40s and in some places like Arlington, dropping into the 30s.September finished as yet another drier-than-average month. Paine Field Everett... Read More.

The Fall Equinox Explained

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EVERETT, SEPT. 20: Can you believe summer is coming to an end? The fall equinox is early at 5:43 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 22. The fall equinox is also known as the autumnal equinox, and the following day, Sept.... Read More.

Back to school safe driving

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EVERETT, SEPT. 5: School is back in session. Local law enforcement is now in place around many schools. Drivers need to break summer driving habits and resume school safety driving skills as the new school year begins.Be sure to... Read More.

Wildfire season is here – What you can do

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EVERETT, JULY 23: Weather Conditions Cooler air from off the coast has invaded the North Sound and Western Washington, providing some relief from the heat. High temperatures this week will range from the mid-60s into the 70s, rather than the... Read More.

Does it always rain on the Fourth of July?

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EVERETT July 2:Holiday Travel, Gas Prices, Fireworks SafetySome say it always rains on the Fourth of July, but does it? Is that a myth? Let’s look at the weather records for Independence Day this century at Everett Paine Field... Read More.

The 2021 ‘Heat Dome’ – Revisited

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EVERETT June 26: June 25 through June 28, 2021. As the song went from Disney’s Little Mermaid movie, it was "Hot, Hot, Hot"!It has been three years since the historic ‘heat dome’ parked over the Pacific Northwest during the... Read More.

The History of the Summer Solstice

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EVERETT June 18: The summer solstice is Thursday, June 20, at 1:50 p.m., marking the longest day of the year in Everett at 16 hours, 2 minutes. The summer solstice is also the beginning of astronomical summer more commonly... Read More.
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