Winter Storm Warning - Be Prepared

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Snoqualmie, WA, is preparing for a major winter storm, with a Winter Storm Warning issued by the National Weather Service. The warning will be active from December 22 at 4 PM until December 23 at 7 PM, indicating a significant weather event that could impact daily life. In light of this, Mayor Katherine Ross has declared an Emergency Proclamation to ensure the city is prepared to respond effectively. This proclamation allows for the mobilization of resources aimed at protecting residents and minimizing the impact of the storm. The city is encouraging its residents to stay informed and take necessary precautions as the storm approaches, which may include stockpiling supplies and preparing for potential power outages.

The announcement underscores the importance of community readiness and collective action in the face of severe weather. Local authorities are working diligently to keep the public updated on weather developments and safety measures. As the storm draws nearer, residents are urged to stay vigilant and prioritize their safety and well-being.

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