With many itching to get their yards planted with seasonals, this Podcast answers that question during what has started to be a cool spring.

Learn what plans are in store to conduct controlled prescribed burns this spring to help reduce the threat of wildfires later this year and why they are conducted in the spring.

This time of year is when the Puget Sound Convergence Zone occurs most often. Learn what the Convergence Zone is and why it happens here.

Learn why allergy season has come so early again this year by listening to this Podcast. You will likely be surprised.

March 31st is the deadline to remove studded tires. Learn the details about this deadline, the cost of studded tire use, and what about out of state visitors.

After a few spring-like weather days, colder wet weather has returned. Listen to learn what is in store heading into this weekend including low snow levels.

This Podcast honors those who lost their lives in the 2014 Oso-SR 530 landslide. Learn what happened, the impacts, and what plans lie ahead at a new developing memorial. 

The Podcast notes the start of spring on Monday March 20th, together with the latest spring weather outlook and what that also means for the mountain snowpack, plus what the summer weather may look like. 

La Nina has ended. This Podcast explains what La Nina is or was, what changes are in store this year, and what the latest seasonal weather outlook offers. 

This Sunday, our clocks 'spring forward' to Daylight Time again. Learn more about the impacts of this time change and what steps you need to take at home in this Podcast.