Ted Buehner

KIRO Newsradio Meteorologist

Ted Buehner

Ted Buehner is a longtime meteorologist expert for the Pacific Northwest.

Opening day forecast throws Mariners fans a cold pitch

Seattle Mariners kick off the season at T-Mobile Park, as fans brace for a cool opening day. Will they find victory in the chill?
5 months ago

Midweek rain won’t last long as sunny skies return just in time for the weekend

Enjoy the first days of spring as sunny skies break through the midweek rain, perfect for weekend plans.
5 months ago

Remembering the Oso landslide: 43 lives lost 12 years ago

Remembering the Oso landslide tragedy that claimed 43 lives in 2014, a pivotal moment in Washington's history.
5 months ago

Spring equinox is Friday, bringing longer days and later sunsets to western WA

Welcome spring with the spring equinox on March 20, marking longer sunsets and the end of winter.
5 months ago

From snow to 60s: Western Washington’s weather whiplash continues

Discover the latest shifts in Western Washington's weather and how the recent cool conditions will give way to warmer temperatures.
5 months ago

Rare blizzard warning for WA Cascades and Olympics ahead of major winter storm

A rare blizzard warning is in place for the Washington Cascades and Olympics for Wednesday night.
5 months ago

Winter returns: Rain, mountain snow, and blustery conditions ahead in Western Washington

Better late than never! More typical winter-like weather is in store this week, with lowland rain and mountain snow, along with blustery conditions and even the threat of a thunderstorm.
5 months ago

Clocks spring forward Sunday as daylight saving time returns

After 19 weeks on Pacific Standard Time, this Sunday we return to Pacific Daylight Time. On Sunday, March 8, we "spring forward" one hour at 2 a.m.
6 months ago

March kicks off thunderstorm season in western Washington

March marks the start of thunderstorm season in western Washington.
6 months ago

We live in earthquake country. The Nisqually Earthquake proved it 25 years ago.

Join us as we reflect on the Nisqually Earthquake and its impact on our community since February 28, 2001.
6 months ago

Planning a summer wedding? Weather records reveal ideal window for outdoor events in WA

One big wedding ceremony question in this region is: when is the best time to have an outdoor wedding in western Washington?
6 months ago

A rare parade of planets is coming to the night sky

Don't miss the chance to see six planets will line up in the night sky this Saturday.
6 months ago

La Niña fades as WA faces warm, dry spring and summer forecast

The latest seasonal weather outlook from the National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center was recently released. What does this spring and summer look like?
6 months ago

How Seattle became home to one of the nation’s best avalanche forecast centers

Discover how Seattle has emerged as a leader in avalanche forecasting, enhancing safety for outdoor enthusiasts.
6 months ago

First lowland snow threat of winter arrives in western WA

For the first time this winter season, there is a threat of lowland snow this week in western Washington, though the odds are quite low.
6 months ago

Seattle weather turns wet after parade sunshine: Rain and mountain snow ahead

The weather for the Seahawks victory parade could not have been more perfect, now it is time to get down to serious winter weather, with rain and mountain snow.
6 months ago

Near-perfect February weather awaits Seahawks victory parade

Experience near-perfect weather during the Seahawks victory parade in downtown Seattle this Wednesday.
6 months ago

WA snowpack remains far below normal as WSU unveils new AI water forecast tool

Snowfall in the mountains has finally resumed. The amount of water in the region’s mountain snowpack is critical for water supplies heading into summer.
6 months ago

Super Bowl weather: Why the coin flip could decide Seahawks-Patriots

The Super Bowl between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots kicks off Sunday. Here is an in-depth look at the expected weather for the big game.
6 months ago

From fires to floods: Feb. 5 is your chance to thank the weatherperson

National Weatherperson's Day recognizes those who keep us informed during summer wildfires, droughts, and winter floods.
7 months ago

False spring: Western Washington flirts with record highs this week

February brings unusually warm weather to western Washington, with temperatures soaring above seasonal averages this week.
7 months ago

Groundhog Day explained: The 139-year history behind Punxsutawney Phil’s forecast

Sunday, Feb. 2 is Groundhog Day. There is a long 139-year history behind this folklore and the annual ceremony in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania.
7 months ago

Seattle’s recent cold spell pales in comparison to PNW’s coldest winter on record

The Seattle area experienced its coldest temperatures of the year this month, with lows of 18 degrees in Olympia and 26 degrees at SEA.
7 months ago

Rain finally returns to western WA after 14 days, here’s what lies ahead

It happened. It finally rained. After 14 straight dry days, western Washington finally got some measurable rain overnight Tuesday.
7 months ago