WEATHER Rain and windy conditions in the forecast for Whatcom County

Bellingham, WALocal News

The National Weather Service warns of inclement weather approaching Whatcom County, starting with a weaker system bringing light rain and winds up to 35 mph on Wednesday. A more robust system will deliver heavier rainfall from Thursday night into Friday, raising concerns about localized flooding in areas with inadequate drainage. Wind gusts may reach 45 mph, posing risks for minor power outages and tree damage in the region. Local authorities recommend residents prepare for these conditions and stay informed about updates. The forecast highlights the importance of community readiness in response to severe weather events.

Historical data indicates that western Washington often experiences significant weather shifts in the fall. The National Weather Service will continue to monitor the situation closely and provide updates as needed. Residents should remain cautious and check local advisories for safety recommendations.

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