After days of non-stop rain, western Washington state is finally seeing floodwaters pull back 🌧️💦. But before you start celebrating, forecasters warn the danger is far from over. It's like the storm sequel nobody asked for 🎬☔.
The U.S. National Weather Service has issued flood watches through midweek, with several flood warnings still in effect. Another wave of rain is on its way to already saturated areas, meaning rivers could swell again by Wednesday.
Communities across the region have jumped into action—volunteers have been filling sandbags, local shelters are ready to welcome anyone in need, and crews are busy clearing debris from blocked waterways 🚧. Even with waters receding, streets and basements remain muddy reminders of the storm's power.
Officials urge residents to stay alert: keep your weather apps on, sign up for local alerts, and avoid driving through standing water. Remember the old motto—Turn Around, Don't Drown 🚗❌💧.
With more rain forecast this week, it's best to stay prepared. Check updates regularly, help your neighbors, and keep those sandbags handy. Together, we'll weather this challenge—again and again.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
