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City Manager’s Report For week ending Feb. 13, 2021 Snow. Snow Friday and Saturday. FEMA and King County Emergency Management admit they don’t really know how much or where. The city will prioritize and plow main corridors as listed. Snow Plow Route King County Assessor John Wilson to hold Zoom meeting to discuss first property The post City Manager’s Report for week ending Feb. 13, 2021 first appeared on The Normandy Park Blog.

Photo of a couple of windstorm victims at Three Tree Point by Scott Schaefer An incredibly strong, blustery windstorm – with gusts over 59 MPH – whipped through the region overnight, knocking out power to well, most everybody in south King County. The National Weather Service said that peak wind gusts occurred between midnight and The post Blustery windstorm knocks out power to tens of thousands overnight first appeared on The Normandy Park Blog.

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The National Weather Service is warning that a super-massive body of smoke is moving over southwestern Washington, and it’s expected to hit the Puget Sound area this weekend. Here is forecast model that shows “integrated smoke” or total smoke through a deep layer of the atmosphere. Notice the increase in concentration beginning late tonight and The post SMOKE ALERT: ‘Super-massive body of smoke’ coming to region this weekend first appeared on The Normandy Park Blog.

Early Sunday morning, Jan. 12, 2020, the National Weather Service issued an urgent ‘Winter Storm Watch,’ warning of “heavy snow possible late this afternoon and evening.” Snow accumulation of 1 or 2 inches is likely and 3 to 5 inches possible. Prognosticators say that a cold front will move in late this afternoon. “This band The post WEATHER: ‘Winter Storm Watch’ issued for region starting Sun. afternoon first appeared on The Normandy Park Blog.

Photo courtesy @SeattleWXGuy Over three inches of rain has fallen in Normandy Park over the last 24 hours, according to local weather expert Michael Snyder. The deluge has caused a lot of urban flooding locally, with houses being flooded and roads covered and closed. The National Weather Service says that 2.22 of rain fell in The post WEATHER: Over 3 inches of rain has fallen in area over last 24 hours first appeared on The Normandy Park Blog.

A very wet storm system will be moving into our region on Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2019, bringing with it non-stop rain until Sunday. We recommend everyone battens down their blue tarps, gets out the rake and clears storm drains, and drive carefully. If you live near a creek, perhaps get some sandbags ready as well. The post WEATHER: Storm system with ‘a LOT of rain’ moving into area Wednesday first appeared on The Normandy Park Blog.