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Our satellite is from the GOES-16. It is color enhanced by using a geocolor terrain background during the day and black marble city lights at night. The daytime satellite data is Visible satellite imagery, and nighttime uses Infrared bands. The bluish clouds are fog and low cloud. The whiteest clouds are the coldest, highest cloud tops.

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Current surface weather map around Grant County, WA

This surface map is from the HRRR computer model. It is a 1-hour forecast, updated hourly, which is a good estimate of the current surface conditions. This map shows the current high and low pressure centers, pressure isobar contours, wind streamlines and thickness contours. It also shows the currently depicted preciptiation estimates, although this should not be a substitute for actual live radar. The purple dashed contour is the 5400m thickness line, which is often a good proxy for the rain/snow line.

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Temperatures right now near Quincy, Washington

This is the latest surface temperatures as depicted by the HRRR computer model, updated hourly. Although these are not actual observations, this model is a very good representation of current conditions as it factors in observations, terrain and physics to give you more detailed temperatures in areas that do not have reporting weather stations. For the latest reports at specific locations, like in Quincy, WA please see our current conditions data on the left and right side of this page, or go to our current conditions page.

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Surface wind speed map over Quincy, WA

This map shows the latest HRRR computer model winds. This depiction of the current wind directions and speeds is an estimate from the computer model. For actual observations in Quincy, WA, see the current conditions data on the left and right side of this page, or go to our current conditions page.

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Regional 24 hour rainfall expected near Quincy, Washington

This is a forecast of the amount of precipitation expected over the next 24 hours from the HRRR weather forecast model. This is only one forecast depiction, and you should check other models to get a better idea of what may happen. You can view this and other models in more detail on our main weather forecast maps page. There, you will also be able to look at forecasts beyond just 24 hours and look at forecasts out to as far as 16 days.

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Area snowfall accumulation expected around Grant County, Washington

This is snowfall forecast, with amounts anticipated in the next 24 hours. This guidance is from the HRRR weather model. For more model forecasts out to 16 days, visit our main weather forecast maps page.

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These are Convective Outlooks from the Storm Prediction Center. Click to see Days 1-3 broken down into Tornado, Wind and Hail threats, as well as days 5-8 outlooks.

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Climate Summary
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Quincy, WA Climate Summary

Temperature

    •   Average annual temperature: 52.8°F (11.6°C)
    •   Average January temperature: 33.6°F (0.9°C)
    •   Average July temperature: 73.1°F (22.8°C)
    •   Record high temperature: 118°F (47.8°C)
    •   Record low temperature: -30°F (-34.4°C)

Precipitation

    •   Average annual precipitation: 6.99 inches (17.8 cm)
    •   Average number of days with precipitation: 39
    •   Average annual snowfall: 12.1 inches (30.7 cm)
    •   Average number of days with snow: 13

Humidity

    •   Average annual relative humidity: 58%

Wind

    •   Average annual wind speed: 9.2 mph (14.8 km/h)
    •   Prevailing wind direction: West

Climate Classification

    •   Köppen climate classification: BSk (Cold semi-arid climate)

Climate Summary

Quincy, WA has a cold semi-arid climate with hot, dry summers and cold, snowy winters. The average annual temperature is 52.8°F (11.6°C), with average January and July temperatures of 33.6°F (0.9°C) and 73.1°F (22.8°C), respectively. The average annual precipitation is 6.99 inches (17.8 cm), with most precipitation falling in the winter months. The average annual snowfall is 12.1 inches (30.7 cm).

Climate Trends

The climate of Quincy, WA has been changing in recent years. The average annual temperature has increased by about 1.5°F (0.8°C) since the early 20th century. The average annual precipitation has also increased slightly, by about 0.5 inches (1.3 cm) since the early 20th century. These trends are consistent with the observed trends of climate change in the Pacific Northwest.

Climate Impacts

The changing climate is having a number of impacts on Quincy, WA. The increased temperatures are leading to more heat waves and wildfires. The increased precipitation is leading to more flooding and landslides. These changes are having a negative impact on the local economy, environment, and public health.

Adaptation and Mitigation

The city of Quincy is taking steps to adapt to the changing climate. These steps include:

    •   Investing in infrastructure to protect against flooding and landslides
    •   Developing heat wave response plans
    •   Promoting energy efficiency and renewable energy
    •   Planting trees and other vegetation to help cool the city

The city is also working to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. These efforts include:

    •   Switching to renewable energy sources
    •   Improving energy efficiency in buildings and transportation
    •   Promoting sustainable land use practices

These efforts are helping to reduce the city's contribution to climate change and make it more resilient to the impacts of climate change.

Facts & Historical Information
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Natural History

    •   Quincy is located in the Columbia Basin, a semi-arid region known for its unique shrub-steppe ecosystem.

    •   The area is home to numerous bird species, including the endangered sage grouse and the greater sagebrush lizard.

    •   The Columbia River, which flows nearby, provides habitat for salmon, steelhead, and other aquatic life.

Science

    •   Quincy is the site of the Hanford Nuclear Reservation, a former nuclear production facility.

    •   The Hanford Site is now home to the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, a leading research institution in nuclear science and technology.

    •   The area is also known for its wind energy resources, with numerous wind farms harnessing the strong winds that blow through the Columbia Basin.

Personalities

    •   Chief Moses, a leader of the Columbia River tribes, was born and raised in the Quincy area.

    •   George Grant, a pioneer farmer and founder of Quincy, established the town in 1883.

    •   Maryhill Museum of Art, located nearby, houses a collection of sculptures by Auguste Rodin and other renowned artists.

Tourist Attractions
1.Ginkgo Petrified Forest State Park:

Located just 12 miles east of Quincy, this park is home to a unique collection of petrified ginkgo trees that date back millions of years. Visitors can explore the park's trails, picnic areas, and interpretive center to learn more about the area's geology and history.

2.Columbia River Gorge:

Just a short drive from Quincy, the Columbia River Gorge is a stunning natural wonder that offers breathtaking views of waterfalls, cliffs, and forests. Visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, fishing, and whitewater rafting in this scenic area.

3.Lake Chelan:

About an hour's drive from Quincy, Lake Chelan is a beautiful alpine lake surrounded by mountains. Visitors can enjoy swimming, boating, fishing, and hiking in this popular recreation area.

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