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Intense Storm Hits the Northwest
Water Rises High & Effects a Large Area in the NorthWest.
duvyna reporting: "November 6
2006 brought one of the worst storms Puget Sound has ever seen, a foot
of rain and high winds has flooded most of the region. After one wave
of the storm had passed and most sane people were hiding indoors, I of
course grabbed my camera to go do to the beach to get shots of the
storm surge before the storm picked back up again, and here they are. I
only got sorta wet and the camera still works so it's all good."
The flooding was intense through the Northwest, and three deaths have been reported due to the rising water in Washington.
Oregon is also having a bad weather week...
Here is an article about the farm animals who were trapped...
The river punched a 30-foot-wide hole in the French Slough levee just south of Snohomish and also breached the Marshland levee, prompting a number of evacuations and closing Highway 9 just south of Snohomish. Because Highway 9 is a major north-south route, the closure snarled the morning commute and sent additional traffic over to Interstate 5.
Crowd Power
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madalyne53
Federal Way, Washington, United States -
Tuto
Snohomish, Washington, United States -
stephk
Snoqualmie, Washington, United States -
shesnuckinfuts
Kent, Washington, United States -
midorigin
Seattle, Washington, United States -
pjsixft
Leavenworth, Washington, United States -
Pete Pantip
Mount Vernon, Washington, United States -
ravelda
Snohomish, Washington, United States -
duvyna
Camano Island, Washington, United States -
Bmaas
Seattle, Washington, United States




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at 14:33 on November 10th, 2006
I photographed a "Flood Water Area" sign while standing on a bridge over the Snoqualmie River. A shallow lake covered fields and roads. Dozens of yellow snails crawled out of the water and clung to tall grasses.