
The National Weather Service has issued several weather warnings, watches and advisories for Washington State today as a vigorous weather front moves into the area. It is expected to bring heavy snowfalls with accumulations in the Cascades, Olympics, and in many parts of Eastern Washington where a winter storm warning was issued. In Western Washington, strong winds are expected in the North Puget Sound and the Straits. A high wind warning was issued for today thru Tuesday afternoon along the southern Washington coast where gusts of up to 60 mph are possible.
At DNR, staff at our six regional offices and several work centers across the state are rechecking preparations for bad weather — making sure vehicle fuel tanks are full, stocking fresh batteries for emergency radios, checking generators in case of power outages, and so on.
Here are tips you can use, too.
Road conditions for mountain passes
Northwest Weather & Avalanche Center
What to do after power outages
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