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Storm fueled by former typhoon could bring fall’s wettest weather to western WA Saturday night

This weekend will be a stormy one and an event to be prepared for. On Friday morning, a strengthening Pacific weather system was gearing up hundreds of miles off the coast and is expected to sweep onshore Saturday night. The storm may be the wettest of the fall season thus far and will offer strong blustery winds and rough seas, primarily along the outer coast and from about Everett northward.

Washington · 1h

KIRO 7 Seattle

45 years ago: The ‘Friday the 13th windstorm’ slammed Western Washington

A look back at the historic 1981 Friday the 13th Windstorm and its lasting impact on Washington and Oregon.

Seattle, WA · 18h

sevenlakes.news

Powerful Pacific Storm With Hurricane-Like Pressure Steers New Atmospheric River Toward Seattle, Portland and Vancouver Bringing Strong Winds and Dangerous Coastal Surf

SEATTLE — A powerful storm system spinning off the Pacific Northwest coast has strengthened sharply, with its central pressure falling into the 960s millibars. That is roughly comparable to the central pressure of a Category 3 hurricane. The storm is expected to steer another atmospheric river into the region, along with strong winds, higher storm surge and dangerous surf.

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WA storms force Ocean Shores emergency declaration, threaten urban flooding

SEATTLE - Storms are threatening infrastructure in one of Washington's coastal communities due to high tides and wind-driven waves. Significant erosion and threats to property in Ocean Shores. Residents say the surf took everyone by surprise as winds picked up in Grays Harbor County. In Ocean Shores, resident Susan Conniry...

Ocean Shores, WA · 2d

Yahoo!

Western Washington experiences record warm temperatures

If you thought it felt unseasonably warm Wednesday, you weren't wrong. Bellingham, Olympia and Seattle broke previous record high temperatures by early afternoon. The temperature in Bellingham reached 68 degrees by 1 p.m. The previous record of 67 degrees was set back in 1977. The temperature at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport...

Bellingham, WA · 2d

fox13seattle.com

Seattle weather: Showers Friday, stronger storm this weekend

SEATTLE - The wet and windy pattern is back across western Washington, with a stronger storm set to hit this weekend. The coast is dealing with some coastal flooding today and large waves. Seas building to around 20 feet are reaching the coastline, and a High Surf Advisory remains in effect. Beachgoers should use caution and stay well back from the water.

Seattle, WA · 14h

MyNorthwest.com

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Farmers fear another winter of flooding as questions surround Kent pump

It has been nearly a year since historic flooding inundated farms, homes, and SR 167 between Kent and Auburn. Residents in unincorporated King County are still rebuilding and questioning whether enough has been done to prevent it from happening again. Last December, floodwaters swept across farmland near the Green River,...

Kent, WA · 3d

Tacoma News Tribune

Keep your eye on the water this month. King tides and Kelvin waves are coming

In The Grateful Dead’s first Billboard Hot 100 single, “Uncle John’s Band,” Jerry Garcia famously sings, “Got some things to talk about, here beside the rising tide.” Here in the Pacific Northwest, we’re no strangers to rising waters in the winter, with our king tides usually arriving in November and lasting through February. This year, there’s a bit more to talk about, though. King tides arrive this year on Nov. 23 and will stick around until Nov. 27. They reappear again on Dec. 22. NOAA is forecasting high tides up to 13 feet in the Puget Sound during November’s king tides. In addition to marking the arrival of Washington’s king tides, November is also our stormiest month. Forecasters are calling this week’s weather a “ storm train ,” with atmospheric rivers converging over Western Washington to bring multiple days of gusty winds and smattering rain. Nov. 8 saw huge waves bashing Washington’s coastline as a weekend windstorm knocked the power out for over 100,000 customers across Western Washington. When high winds and waves sync up with king tides, much of Washington, from the coast to the inland waters of Puget Sound, has to prepare for rising waters (think levees, bulkheads

Puget Sound, WA · 3d

Country Herald

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Seattle, WA Weather Alert: Friday Flood Risk, Sunday Rain Nov 13-17

Seattle, WA – Gray skies, rising coastal water and another approaching Pacific storm are setting up a wet stretch across western Washington. Seattle faces coastal flooding concerns Friday before rain chances climb to 90% Saturday night and 100% Sunday.

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Weekend Forecast: Puget Sound faces coastal flooding and high tides through Saturday

Strong winds and heavy rain are forecast across the Washington coast and Olympic Mountains through the weekend.

Puget Sound, WA · 1d

Yahoo!

A dry November day and a chance to tie record-high temperatures

Yesterday - November 11, 2026 - Record Temperatures Achieved!. Another dry November day with mild temperatures is here Thursday as a cold front is stalled offshore. At times, light rain will brush the Washington coast, but inland cities will be dry. High temperatures are expected to be in the upper 50s to low 60s, which is in record territory, once more!

Bellingham, WA · 1d

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Washington and Pacific Northwest weekend weather outlook November 13th

Washington and Pacific Northwest weekend weather outlook. The latest National Weather Service forecasts point to a wet, unsettled weekend across much of western Washington and northwest Oregon. A series of Pacific frontal systems will bring periods of rain and breezy winds. A second pulse of moisture is expected Saturday night into early Sunday, with the greatest rainfall and river concerns focused on the Olympic Peninsula. Eastern Washington should see lighter precipitation overall, with rain and mountain snow arriving in rounds. National Weather Service.

Oregon · 22h

everettpost.com

Prepare For Stormy Weather This Weekend

NORTH SOUND — Historically, November is usually the wettest month of the year. After a dry start to the month, this month is well on its way to retain its soggy reputation. This weekend will involve likely the wettest storm of the fall season thus far. The storm is gearing up hundreds of miles off the coast and expected to arrive Saturday night.

Everett, WA · 18h

fox13seattle.com

Seattle weather: Rain on Friday, stronger storm this weekend

SEATTLE - Western Washington is getting one more relatively quiet day before a much more active weather pattern returns. A front remains stalled offshore, keeping a mild air mass in place across the Pacific Northwest. Expect dry conditions and mostly cloudy skies for the Puget Sound area, with occasional light rain near the coast and Olympic Peninsula. Temperatures will remain in the 60s for most spots, which is about 10 degrees above the seasonal average.

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KING 5

Wind, rain, and coastal flooding timing

Puget Sound, WA · 1d

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Floodwaters made rescue difficult in an emergency; mom calls for alternative routes in Snoqualmie

King County is exploring two options to raise a roadway across the Snoqualmie River and will choose one to elevate if resources are available.

King County, WA · 2d

Country Herald

Washington Thanksgiving Travel Weather: Seattle Storms Nov. 18–24?

Seattle, WA – Thanksgiving travelers across Washington could face an increasingly unsettled weather pattern as precipitation chances rise heading into November 18–24, raising concerns about heavy rain, mountain snow, freezing rain and potentially icy highways during the busy holiday travel period.

Seattle, WA · 3d

KIRO 7 Seattle

A dry November day and a chance to tie record-high temperatures

At times, light rain will brush the Washington coast, but inland cities will be dry. High temperatures are expected to be in the upper 50s to low 60s, which is in record territory, once more!