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Dangerous Storm Warning Issued for Oregon and Washington Coast as Conditions Intensify

A Storm Warning is in effect for the offshore waters off the Oregon and Washington coast, where seas are forecast to climb to as high as 35 feet by Saturday night. The National Weather Service Ocean Prediction Center says southwest winds of 35 to 50 knots will hit waters 150 to 250 nautical miles offshore.

Washington · 1d
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Atmospheric River Brings 1.3 Trillion Gallons of Rain to Western Washington Including Seattle With Up to 7 Inches Late This Week

WASHINGTON — An atmospheric river is set to bring beneficial rain and high-elevation snow to western Washington late this week and into the weekend. About 1.3 trillion gallons of water are expected to fall across western parts of the state during the event. The heaviest totals of 5 to 7 inches are forecast for the Olympic Mountains, while the flood risk is expected to stay minimal, at least initially.

Seattle, WA · 3d
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National Weather Service update 11/6/26

High confidence (80% chance) in a large westerly swell of 20-25 ft at 16 seconds bringing high surf, beach erosion and sneaker waves Sunday to the Oregon and Washington coast. Waves will dislodge and move logs on area beaches. The waves appear likely to coincide with high tide around 11am-Noon,...

Oregon · 18h
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Atmospheric River Setup for the Northwest

The calendar has now turned to month of November and that means the beginning of the wet season for cities like Seattle and Portland. An atmospheric river setup is likely for the West Coast for the next several days. So for a refresher, what is an atmospheric river? An atmospheric river is a large plume of moisture being transported from deep tropical Pacific moisture northward to the West Coast.

Portland, OR · 1d
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Bellingham Herald

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It's been a mild fall in Whatcom County. That's about to change

Get set for a wet and windy weekend, along with a few power outages and coastal flooding, as storms are lining up to batter Western Washington after a drier than normal October. Gusty south winds will increase late Thursday into Friday, with the strongest breezes from Everett northward, National Weather Service meteorologist Jacob DeFlitch said Tuesday in the online forecast discussion. ”Due to continued foliage on the trees, localized power outages may be possible during this period. Snow levels remain higher Friday into Sunday, mainly 5,000 to 8,000 feet, for high-elevation mountain snowfall. Furthermore, seas rise towards 15 to 20 feet Friday, and will need to monitor high surf concerns along the coast,” DeFlitch said. A wind advisory issued for 4 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday calls for south winds at 20 to 30 mph with gusts to 50 mph for western Whatcom County. About a half-inch to an inch of rain is possible through Friday night in the lowlands, with heavy rain Friday and again Saturday night into Sunday as a second storm arrives. “Moderate to heavy rain may lead to roadway ponding and minor nuisance flooding of poor drainage areas, creating difficult commute conditions,” the National Weather Service

Whatcom County, WA · 2d

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Pinpoint Alert: Brace for heavy rains, strong winds on Saturday night

Active November weather is kicking up in the Northwest, right on cue. We have several stormy periods ahead, with the strongest winds of the season so far arriving Saturday night. But Friday will be a day to be weather-aware as well. Rain showers will be moving through during the day.

Seattle, WA · 1d

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Seattle’s One Mild Day Before 40-MPH Winds and Rain Lash Puget Sound

The Seattle area started Saturday under fog and mist, with temperatures near 48 degrees before a mild afternoon high around 62. The break from classic gray-season weather will be brief, though: rain and strong southerly winds move in Saturday night. Rain And Gusty Winds Arrive Saturday Night. Mostly cloudy skies...

Seattle, WA · 4h

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Strong Coastal Winds and Large Surf Target Washington as 970 MB Pacific Storm Brings Gusty Winds to Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, and Bellingham Saturday

SEATTLE — A powerful Pacific storm is set to bring strong winds and large surf to the Washington coast on Saturday, November 7. The storm’s center is expected to make landfall just northwest of Vancouver Island. It is forecast to deepen to about 970 millibars, a very strong storm for this time of year. Even though the center will stay far away, its wind field is large enough to reach much of western Washington.

Seattle, WA · 18h

Tacoma News Tribune

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What's best thermostat setting to save money, stay warm in WA? Tips from experts

It’s getting chilly in Washington state . Heating your home can come at the expense of your utility bill. What is the ideal thermostat setting to stay warm this winter without breaking the bank? How can you save money on electricity during the colder months? We asked the experts to discover the answers: What will winter weather be like in Washington state? Forecasters are predicting a “very strong” El Niño climate pattern across North America, according to the National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center. El Niño weakens winds and pushes warm water toward the West Coast, usually making fall and winter warmer and drier than normal in the Pacific Northwest, McClatchy Media previously reported. The Old Farmer’s Almanac is predicting a “ wet winter with above-normal snowfall” and warmer-than-usual temperatures in the Pacific Northwest. Most of Washington state has equal chances of above-normal or below-normal precipitation in November through January , according to a long-range forecast from the Climate Prediction Center. Chances of below-normal precipitation in Eastern Washington range from 33% to 50%. Washington state has a 50% to 60% chance of above-normal temperatures over the same three-month period, the Climate Prediction Center said. What’s the best thermostat setting in

Washington · 7h

KIRO 7 Seattle

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Rain, strong winds kick off stormy stretch across Western Washington

A rainy and windy day is ahead on this first Friday of November. This is the beginning of a stormy pattern that is going to set up in the Pacific Northwest for at least another week or more.

Western Washington, WA · 1d

Tampa Free Press TFP

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Storm Track Shifts North: Pacific Northwest Braces For Heavy Rain And Mountain Snow

AccuWeather A prolonged stretch of destructive storms across the Southwest is finally winding down, but...

Oregon · 2d

everettpost.com

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Atmospheric river forecast for Puget Sound Nov. 10-12, with potential flooding

NORTH SOUND — Dry and benign weather to start November will shift to heavy rain next week according to weather forecasters calling for an atmospheric river of Pineapple Express dimensions to drench the Puget Sound and British Columbia. The soaking weather system is expected to plow its way through impacting Western Washington and the Cascades from Tuesday to Thursday next week.

Western Washington, WA · 2d

Pacific Northwest Ag Network

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Northwest Drought Holds On Into November, With Washington, Oregon And Idaho Still Short On Moisture

Drought still holds the Northwest as November begins. Over 61% of Washington sits in moderate drought, Oregon is nearly all abnormally dry, and Idaho's southwest corner is hurting most.

Oregon · 1d

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‘Something I had not seen before’: 2026 fire season in the Northwest among the worst on record

In 2026, wildfires burned more than 900,000 acres in Washington state, and more than 2.5 million acres in Oregon, shattering that state’s record. As fires filled the Walla Walla Valley with smoke that inflamed lungs and cancelled events, a retired Whitman professor took to social media to interpret what was happening and why.

Washington · 19h

Kitsap Sun

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Rain returns to weekend forecast in Washington

The rain returns to its regularly-scheduled programming this month, after a historically dry October and warm start to fall. Western Washington will see a high chance of rain across the weekend, according to National Weather Service forecasts. Areas across the region will see a 90% or greater chance of rain on Friday, a short reprieve on Saturday and then more rain returning on Sunday. The Cascades and Olympic mountain ranges will see the most amount of precipitation, according to forecasts. Here's what to know about the weekend's forecast. How much will it rain in the region? Western Washington could see anywhere between less than half an inch of rain to nearly two inches along the coast. Between 10 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 6 and 4 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 9, NWS forecasts predict that Seattle could see 0.6 inches of rain. The San Juans should see the less than half an inch of rain, along with other areas along the northern Interstate 5 corridor. Forks, Washington and the area near Mount Baker could see up to nearly two inches of rain throughout the weekend. What's the best way to track weather in Washington? National Weather Forecast Offices in Seattle/Tacoma and

Washington · 22h

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Afternoon rain today ahead of a breezy weekend shift

It will feel calm and quiet as you head out the door this morning under mostly cloudy skies. However, you will want to grab a rain jacket before leaving for the day. Rain will reach the coast this morning, then spread inland through the afternoon and evening commute. The steadiest...

Oregon · 1d

sevenlakes.news

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Atmospheric River Could Bring Heavy Rain, Flooding, and High Winds to Seattle, Olympia, Portland, and Eureka During the Second Week of November

SEATTLE — An atmospheric river is expected to pull a big plume of moisture into much of the West Coast during the second week of November. The Climate Prediction Center shows a high risk of heavy precipitation from northern California through the Pacific Northwest from November 10 to 12. Several inches of rain could fall in some areas, which could lead to flooding at lower elevations. A moderate risk of high winds is also expected along the coast from November 10 to 14.

Seattle, WA · 3d

KIRO 7 Seattle

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Pinpoint Alert: Strongest wind of the season possible Saturday night

Heavy rain and strong winds will impact Western Washington this weekend, potentially causing power outages.

Western Washington, WA · 1d

kiro7.com

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Novembers with the most precipitation in Washington since 1895

Stacker compiled a ranking of the Novembers with the most precipitation in Washington since 1895 using data from the National Centers for Environmental Information. Rankings are based on the highest total precipitation in each month. For each of the months listed below, we've included the total precipitation, state-wide highs and lows for the month, and the average state temperature.

Washington · 1d

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Weak Cold Front Moves Into Washington Including Seattle and Tacoma as Stronger Pacific Storms Line Up for the Weekend and Next Week

WASHINGTON — A cold front was moving toward the Pacific Northwest Wednesday afternoon, bringing clouds and rain to western Washington. Satellite imagery showed a long band of clouds stretching along the coast from British Columbia down to Northern California. While this first front is considered weak, stronger systems are expected to follow this weekend and into next week.

Seattle, WA · 2d