Port Townsend-Coupeville ferry out of service due to weather in WA

Bothell, WALocal News

On Monday morning, ferry sailings between Port Townsend and Coupeville were canceled as a result of extreme weather conditions impacting the Washington state region. This disruption affects many residents and visitors who depend on the ferry system for travel between the two locations. The adverse weather highlights the potential challenges faced during the winter months in the Pacific Northwest, where conditions can change rapidly. Authorities are urging passengers to stay informed regarding the status of ferry services and to explore alternative travel methods if needed. The local community is advised to remain vigilant as weather forecasts indicate ongoing severe conditions.

In response to the situation, local agencies are actively monitoring the impact of the weather and will provide updates as they become available. This event not only disrupts daily commutes but also emphasizes the need for preparedness in the face of unpredictable weather patterns. Residents are encouraged to prioritize safety and stay tuned for any further announcements regarding ferry operations.

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