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WEATHER ALERT: Potential strong thunderstorms, hail and strong winds may strike region on Wednesday
The Pacific Northwest is bracing for a surge of unseasonably severe weather this week, with record-breaking warmth on Tuesday followed by a strong storm system expected to bring widespread thunderstorms, lightning, hail, and gusty winds on Wednesday. Forecasters say Tuesday’s temperatures could set new records across the region, with the Puget Sound region potentially hitting 70 degrees. Warmer conditions are also expected to contribute…
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WEATHER: National Weather Service issues ‘High Wind Warning’ for region as powerful storm moves in
A powerful storm system is bearing down on the Pacific Northwest, bringing high winds, heavy rainfall, and hazardous surf conditions across Washington and Oregon, meteorologists warned on Monday, Feb. 24, 2025. The National Weather Service issued the following “High Wind Warning” at 10:08 a.m. on Monday, warning of expected gusts up to 50-60 mph until…
WEATHER: Local meteorologist warns of ‘significant’ storm incoming with threats of heavy rain, flooding and strong winds
A powerful storm system fueled by an atmospheric river stretching from the Pacific Ocean is set to bring heavy rain, flooding, and strong winds to the Pacific Northwest in the coming days, according to local meteorologist Michael Snyder of Pacific Northwest Weather Watch. “This is the storm train we’ve been talking about, and it’s now at our doorstep,”…
WEATHER: Region faces disruptive snowfall; local weather expert, National Weather Service issue warnings
Winter weather is disrupting travel and daily life across our region as snow blankets the area, according to local weather expert Michael Snyder of Pacific Northwest Weather Watch and the National Weather Service. Snyder – who lives in Normandy Park – detailed ongoing and forecasted snow events in a Wednesday morning (Feb. 5) video, warning…
All Highline Public Schools closed Wednesday due to weather; administrative offices remain open
All Highline Public Schools are closed Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025, due to inclement weather, the district announced. The closure includes all scheduled activities, athletics, and meetings, including the school board meeting. No transportation will be provided to schools outside the district. However, district administrative offices will remain open. Staff members are advised to review the…
Highline Public Schools on 2-hour delay Monday due to inclement weather
Highline Public Schools is operating on a two-hour delay on Monday, Feb. 3, 2025, due to inclement weather, with buses running on alternate routes. The delay means all buses will pick up students at alternate stops two hours later than usual. School will be dismissed at normal times, and students will also be dropped off at…
WEATHER: Will it snow? Forecasters track potential for lowland accumulations as Arctic cold front approaches
A blast of Arctic air is set to push into the Pacific Northwest this weekend, bringing plunging temperatures, mountain snow, and the potential for lowland snowfall in some areas, meteorologists say. According to Michael Snyder of the Pacific Northwest Weather Watch, cold air spilling down from Alaska will begin arriving this Saturday, Feb.. 1, 2025,…
WEATHER: Wind Advisory in effect for region today; gusts up to 50 MPH expected
The National Weather Service (NWS) on Thursday morning, Dec. 26, 2024 issued a Wind Advisory for much of the Puget Sound region, which will remain in effect until 1 p.m. today. NWS says that gusts at Sea-Tac Airport have already hit 49 mph. Key Details: Potential Impacts: The NWS advises residents to secure outdoor items and use caution…
VIDEOS: High tide & windstorm batter South King County shorelines
A powerful +12.66-foot high tide, combined with strong winds, battered the shorelines of South King County on Wednesday morning, Dec. 18, 2024, sending waves crashing onto waterfront properties and roads, and causing widespread damage. The high tide event, occurring at around 8 a.m., brought significant water surges during an ongoing windstorm, intensifying conditions along the shoreline. The…
Washington Poison Center issues warnings on food and carbon monoxide poisoning amid power outages
The Washington Poison Center (WPC) is urging residents to take precautions against food poisoning and carbon monoxide poisoning as power outages persist across the state. The center has received multiple calls related to both issues and shared safety guidelines to help prevent further incidents. Food Safety During Outages The WPC advises that refrigerated and frozen…
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