Central Washington is one of the best places to live weather-wise. We get all four seasons, and once in a while, it seems like we get all four of them IN ONE DAY! That day is coming up this weekend. What is in store for the Yakima Valley in regard to weather? We have the breakdown below.

So far, Summer has been pretty nice. We’ve only had one day in the triple digits, and that was earlier this month. It is hard to think that in such a short span, we went from 103 to the low 30s and that it is still Summer.

I was getting used to sleeping with my window open, enjoying shorts, and even camping without a tent. I won’t be able to do that this weekend.

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Several weather sites are calling for lows in the mid-30s in certain areas in the Yakima Valley and a high in the mid-40s. Yikes! Time to unpack the long pants!

The Weather Highs & Lows For The Yakima Valley This Weekend

Saturday appears to be the coolest day this month. In Yakima, we’re expecting a low of 49 and a high of only 66 via Weather.com, and Apple Weather is looking at a low of 48 and a high of 64.

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Weather.com is reporting that a Saturday low in Naches is sitting at 49 with a high of 63, whereas Apple Weather is showing much cooler with a low of 37 and a high of 47.

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In Ellensburg, Weather.com is looking for a low of 47 and a high of 63 where, as Apple Weather shows a low of 47 and a high of 61. No matter which you go by, it’ll be cold.

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Record Lows & Highs For June In The Yakima Valley

Looking at ExtremeWeatherWatch.com, for the month of June, the average temperature is 80.5 for a high and a low of 49.5. We had a record high of 109 in June back in 2015 and again in 2021 (YakimaHerald.com). For the coldest side of June, 35 degrees is the record set on June 19th, 2023.

With mother nature being this ‘up and down,’ do you think we’ll set any records this month? Tap the App and let us know.

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