Weather Alerts Flood Watches and Wind Advisories in Washington State

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Washington State is currently under multiple weather alerts, including river flood warnings and wind advisories, particularly affecting Mason County. The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for counties like Whitman, Garfield, and Spokane, set to last from Saturday evening until early Tuesday morning. This watch alerts residents to the possibility of rising water levels that could impact homes and infrastructure. In addition, an avalanche warning is in effect for the Olympic and North Cascades regions, highlighting the risks for outdoor enthusiasts and residents in mountainous areas. Local authorities emphasize the need for vigilance as heavy rainfall and strong winds could lead to dangerous conditions.

Residents are encouraged to stay informed through trusted weather apps and local news sources to prepare adequately. The alerts illustrate the significance of community awareness and readiness in the face of severe weather. As conditions evolve, ongoing updates will provide critical information for public safety.

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