Hydrologic Outlook unseasonable heavy rains and wind expected August 15 - 16

North Bend, WALocal News

The National Weather Service issued a Hydrologic Outlook for North Bend, warning of heavy rains and gusty winds from August 15 through August 16. Rainfall on dry soil could cause urban flooding, particularly in flat areas and roadways. Wind gusts are expected to reach 20 to 30 MPH, which may exacerbate hazards. Although rivers are not predicted to flood, they could see rapid rises to unusually high levels for this time of year, potentially reaching daily record crests. This situation poses a significant threat to individuals engaging in recreational activities along river channels.

Residents are urged to seek shelter in fortified buildings or away from trees during the weather event. It is crucial for locals to stay updated with forecasts to remain safe and informed. The National Weather Service's website provides ongoing updates and advisories for the public.

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