Skagit County has officially told all residents within the FEMA 100-year floodplain — which includes 75,000 people — to ...

Skagit County including Mount Vernon, Burlington, Conway, La Conner and Edison remain under a flash flood watch. Because of heavy rains and overflow from the Skagit River, it is possible dikes and ...

Three Skagit County roads are closed due to flooding, as of Wednesday morning. Several other roads in the county have water ...

For those running the shelters or taking refuge, the situation feels eerily similar to catastrophic floods of 2021 ...

The Skagit River near Concrete is predicted to reach a record-breaking 42.88 feet at 4 a.m. Thursday. The current record height is 42.2 feet. It is expected to continue rising to reach a crest of ...

SKAGIT COUNTY — Hamilton was quiet Wednesday morning. Flood warnings, a potentially “catastrophic” forecast and a morning evacuation notice from the county were enough to drive many residents who live ...

The Americans open the World Cup on June 12 in Los Angeles against Paraguay, the South American team it defeated 2-1 last month in a friendly. Then they face Australia at noon on June 19 in Seattle – ...

The Skagit County Department of Emergency Management is urging residents living in communities of the 100-year flood plain to prepare for and begin evacuations. The communities of Hamilton, Rockport, ...

Heavy rains overnight have increased the potential for record-breaking levels of the Skagit River. In Whatcom County, a flood warning was issued Wednesday morning by the National Weather Service for ...

A handful of high school sporting events and other activities have been canceled due to flooding impacting both counties. As of midday Wednesday, Dec. 10, all home games at Nooksack Valley High School ...

The Skagit River in Concrete is expected to crest to 32.62 feet at 4 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 9, according to the weather service. At that stage, the river flow is expected to be above the major flooding ...

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