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Magnitude 2.7 earthquake hits near Snoqualmie ahead of WA ShakeOut drill
KING COUNTY, Wash. - A magnitude 2.7 earthquake was felt near Snoqualmie, Washington, on Wednesday evening. Recent earthquakes: 2.7M tremor shakes near Snoqualmie, WA. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the earthquake struck at 6:09 p.m. PT about 4.7 miles east-northeast of Wilderness Rim, Washington, at a depth of about 10.5 miles.
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Sun’s Out, Storms Loom as Seattle Enjoys One Last Warm Friday
Seattle is getting one last warm, easygoing day before the weekend turns cooler and wetter. Early Friday is clear and around 48 degrees near Boeing Field, with a little patchy fog possible where winds are calm. Skies should brighten quickly, sending afternoon temperatures toward 73 degrees. Sunny Friday, Rain Arrives...
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Great Washington ShakeOut: Coastal tsunami risks
The largest earthquake drill took place at 10:15 a.m. Thursday. Joining FOX 13 Seattle's Brian MacMillan is Dr. Yong Wei, a UW senior research scientist, to discuss the potential "big one" and overall preparedness.
KIRO 7 Seattle
Weekend Weather: Warm today, FALL tomorrow!
Offshore flow will push temperatures into the low to mid-70s, with some Foothills communities potentially reaching the upper 70s. That’s a pretty big warm-up for mid-October, especially considering how chilly we are starting out this morning. The catch? This warm-up is short-lived.
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Country Herald
Seattle, WA Weather Oct. 16–20: 73° Warmth Ends as Rain Returns
Seattle is heading into a noticeable October weather reversal, with temperatures reaching the lower 70s Friday before rain returns Saturday and afternoon highs tumble into the upper 50s by Sunday. The shift will interrupt a stretch of mild, relatively dry weather, bringing cooler afternoons and renewed precipitation chances into early next week.
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High Clouds Could Paint a Vivid Sunrise Over Seattle, Everett, Tacoma, and Bellingham Along the I-5 Corridor Tuesday Morning
SEATTLE — Tuesday morning, October 13, has a good chance of bringing a beautiful sunrise to western Washington, especially up and down the Interstate 5 corridor. A weakening weather system is spreading high clouds inland across western and central Washington. As the sun rises in the east, its light should brighten the underside of those clouds with warm colors. The best colors will likely show up 15 to 30 minutes before the official sunrise around 7:25 a.m.
KING 5
Now is the time to prepare for flooding in Washington, experts say