Washington Flooding Live: Atmospheric River Sparks Immediate Evacuations
About 100,000 residents face evacuation as the Skagit River is forecast to crest at record heights, with over 17,000 losing power amid ongoing flood response efforts.
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Torrential rain in Washington state triggers floods, mudslides, and evacuations
MOUNT VERNON, Wash. — Washington was under a state of emergency Thursday from a barrage of torrential rain that has sent rivers flowing over their banks, caused mudslides to crash down on highways, and trapped people in floodwaters. Tens of thousands of residents were under evacuation orders.
Washington State Flooding Intensifies, Prompting Rescues and Evacuations
A storm was drenching Washington State and British Columbia for a fourth day early Thursday after prompting evacuations and road closures, as parts of the Pacific Northwest endured what could be some of the region’s worst flooding in decades. Evacuation orders were in place for some residents along the Skagit River, northeast of Seattle, and along the Puyallup River, southeast of Tacoma, among other areas. The office of Gov. Bob Ferguson of Wash…
Washington state has been battered by torrential rains brought by the "Atmospheric River" storm for several days, causing rivers to overflow and frequent landslides. The governor has declared a statewide emergency. The state government is urging approximately 100,000 residents to evacuate immediately in preparation for potential catastrophic flooding.
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