By Dian Ver Valen
| The Times
Scientists Forecast Warmer, Drier Winter
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November 20, 2014
Cecilia Acevedo, 9, pulls a sled carrying Zoey Smith, 7, and Caleb Solis, 3, in her front yard in Dayton on Thursday afternoon. The young Dayton residents were hoping for enough snow to play, but the weather didn't accommodate. The forecast for this winter doesn't call for much more snow, either.
DAYTON - The Touchet Valley was touched by early snows this past week and temperatures plummeted into the teens over the weekend, but the long-range forecast for our area doesn't look much like the weather we've had since Thursday.
In fact, temperatures are predicted to warm into the 40s later this week. Before Wednesday's cold spell settled in, the weather station at the Dayton Middle School registered temperatures in the 60s and very low 70s in the first week of November.
"This pattern looks like it will be around for the next 10 days, but we don't expect any more snow in your area," Dennis...
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