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National Preparedness Month: what western WA should get ready for this fall, winter (opens the original)
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The final days of the summer season are here until the fall equinox on Tuesday, Sept. 22. Days are getting shorter and nights longer. This time of year, each day is shorter by close to three and a half minutes, a subtle reminder that the winter season is not far away. That fact is why September is National Preparedness Month; the best time to prepare for whatever nature throws at us in the coming months is in advance. Western Washington fall and winter weather often involves heavy rainfall, floo
Seattle now has 35 school zone speed cameras. Hereâs what getting caught will cost you (opens the original)
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This year, on either side of Labor Day Weekend, school districts around western Washington will open their doors for a new school year. That means it is time to review school safety driving skills and break summer-season driving habits around schools. For motorists, obey the 20-mph school-zone speed limit. Many roadways with nearby schools also have flashing yellow lights and signs, reminding motorists of marked school zones. For this school year, cities are starting or adding more school zone s
When smoke returns to Western Washington, hereâs what to do (opens the original)
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Wildfires continue to burn in eastern Washington, eastern Oregon, and the interior of British Columbia. A few weeks ago, a change in wind flow spread smoke from those regions into western Washington. With the wildfire season likely to extend well into September, another change in the winds can sweep even more smoke across western Washington and toward the Pacific Ocean. In addition, the westside is also dry and ready to burn. If any fires start, they will produce another source of wildfire smoke
Smoky conditions expected in western Washington this week from BC wildfires (opens the original)
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Thus far this summer, Western Washington has generally avoided wildfire smoke, despite all the fires burning in Oregon, Eastern Washington, and British Columbia. But now, wildfire smoke is about to spread into Western Washington. The source is several out-of-control wildfires in remote parts of central British Columbia that have already burned well over a quarter million acres. Higher pressure is forecast to build over the Pacific Northwest early this week. The evolving weather pattern will crea
Heat wave coming to Western Washington Tuesday and Wednesday - MyNorthwest.com (opens the original)
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Jul 21, 2026, 5:30 AM | Updated: 5:41 am Overview of downtown Seattle on a summer day. (Photo: Bill Kaczaraba, MyNorthwest) July is usually the warmest month of the year, and the weather during the first half of this week is going to reflect that heat. Higher pressure aloft over the Rocky Mountain region is expected to build toward the Pacific Northwest through Tuesday. The associated southerly flow aloft combined with weakening surface onshore flow from the Pacific Ocean will result in signific
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