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Reggie Ray served as a deputy for 25 years. If you are viewing in the app, click here for the full story A well-loved former Pierce County deputy sheriff has died. Reginald “Reggie” Ray died on Tuesday from what appears to be natural causes at his home in Tacoma, according to the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department. He was 60. Ray served as a deputy sheriff from May 1986 to May 2011. He worked as a D.A.R.E deputy and later as a patrol deputy.

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  • > El Niño is correlated with greater chances of warmer and drier weather in the Pacific Northwest.

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  • The Climate Prediction Center predicted there was a 79% chance of transitioning to neutral conditions by April to June and a 55% chance of La Niña conditions developing by June to August.

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  • From November to January, this El Niño event’s peak strength was about 2 degrees Celsius, which NOAA said is the fifth highest on records dating back to 1950.

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  • A well-loved former Pierce County deputy sheriff has died.
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