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Rain and wind gusts are back in the forecast this week for Bellingham

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The National Weather Service predicts a week of wet and windy weather for Bellingham and nearby areas. Rain and wind will begin impacting the San Juan Islands and western Whatcom County on Tuesday, lasting through Sunday with a storm system moving in on Thursday. Residents can expect southerly wind gusts starting Wednesday, which may reach significant speeds. Light snow is forecasted in the Cascades above 1500 ft from Tuesday through Sunday, adding to the winter conditions. This pattern could disrupt local events, prompting residents to prepare for challenging weather.

The NWS emphasizes the importance of monitoring updates as conditions evolve. Historically, November weather in the region can be unpredictable, often leading to significant precipitation. As a result, local authorities may issue advisories for travelers and outdoor enthusiasts.

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