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Fall gets off to warm start in county

Warmer-than-normal weather in fall, winter predicted for region

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The sun sets above the Interstate 5 Bridge on Friday, seen from Fort Vancouver National Historic Site. Super El Niño conditions are expected to affect fall and winter weather (Taylor Balkom/ The Columbian)

The start of the fall season, when cooler temperatures and rainy, windy days return to the Pacific Northwest, began this year with drier and warmer weather than usual.

“There is an El Niño advisory in effect for this fall and the winter. In fact, very strong El Niño conditions are already being observed right now and are expected to continue through the late winter,” said Noah Alviz, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Portland.

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