Washington is experiencing historic flooding because of an atmospheric river. Upwards of 100,000 people could be forced to evacuate their homes and Governor Bob Ferguson has declared a state of emergency. Around 300 members of the National Guard are helping with rescue and cleanup efforts.
How to help
So many people in our region need your help. Thousands don't know when they'll be able to go home or what they will be able to salvage. If you'd like to donate your time, money, or something else,
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Pinpoint Alert Forecast
KIRO 7 has declared Pinpoint Alert Days through at least Thursday due to the conditions.
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for the latest forecast.
Pickering Court, Snoqualmie - COURTESY Patrick Jacob Morrison
Fall City flooding
Fall City flooding
Fall City flooding
Fall City flooding
Flooding in Western Washington
Flooding in Western Washington
Snoqualmie Falls
Snoqualmie Falls
Flooding in Western Washington
Flooding in Western Washington
Flooding in Western Washington
Flooding in Western Washington
Flooding in Western Washington
Flooding in Western Washington
Flooding in Western Washington
Flooding in Western Washington
Flooding in Western Washington
Isaac Evans Park, Auburn
Snoqualmie River photos...Downtown Snoqualmie near Mount Si Highschool, Park St, Sandy Cove Park entrance, and the Rivertrail project along Railroad/202.
Snoqualmie River photos...Downtown Snoqualmie near Mount Si Highschool, Park St, Sandy Cove Park entrance, and the Rivertrail project along Railroad/202.
Snoqualmie River photos...Downtown Snoqualmie near Mount Si Highschool, Park St, Sandy Cove Park entrance, and the Rivertrail project along Railroad/202.
Snoqualmie River photos...Downtown Snoqualmie near Mount Si Highschool, Park St, Sandy Cove Park entrance, and the Rivertrail project along Railroad/202.
Snoqualmie River photos...Downtown Snoqualmie near Mount Si Highschool, Park St, Sandy Cove Park entrance, and the Rivertrail project along Railroad/202.
Snoqualmie River photos...Downtown Snoqualmie near Mount Si Highschool, Park St, Sandy Cove Park entrance, and the Rivertrail project along Railroad/202.
Snoqualmie River photos...Downtown Snoqualmie near Mount Si Highschool, Park St, Sandy Cove Park entrance, and the Rivertrail project along Railroad/202.