A powerful storm system has hit the Pacific Northwest, unleashing heavy rain and swelling rivers, which prompted high water rescues. The National Weather Service has predicted several days of rain across western Washington and northwestern Oregon, with significant flooding risks in the region. Fire crews have already rescued two people stranded by floodwaters in Snohomish County using drones and rescue crafts. As the Skykomish River reached major flood levels, residents were warned of imminent flooding. Authorities advise caution, especially during the morning commute, as hazardous road conditions persist.
Pacific Northwest Faces Heavy Storms and Flooding Risks
A series of powerful storms hit the Pacific Northwest, bringing heavy rainfall, rising rivers, and rescue operations as authorities warn of flooding risks.
The Pacific Northwest is currently experiencing its first series of powerful storms, leading to heavy rains and flooding. The National Weather Service has issued flood watches through midweek. Authorities have already conducted high water rescues, and preparations continue as the storm progresses with additional rainfall expected. Residents are advised to exercise caution and be aware of road conditions.
