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Effective Friday, Sept. 9, 2022, the King County Fire Chiefs have issued a ‘Stage 2’ Fire Safety Burn Ban, which prohibits recreational fires until further notice. This means all outdoor fires, including recreational campfires, cooking fires, and ceremonial fires, are prohibited until further notice due to critical fire weather. The Stage 2 Fire Safety Burn

Normandy Park-based @SeattleWXGuy Michael Snyder is warning of a “vicious” heat wave coming to our region, with high temps in the 90s expected next week. Snyder says the big heat will start mid-week, with highs in the mid to high 90s that should last for two to four days, or maybe more. “Get ready for

Local weather pro Michael Snyer (aka @SeattleWXGuy) has released his latest video, and he says that while we should watch for possible thunderstorms in the region on Sunday, the chance of rain will drop on the 4th of July. The National Weather Service (NWS) says there’s a 30 percent chance of rain for the 4th

With temps expected in the 80s and perhaps even the 90s this weekend, the National Weather Service on Friday issued a Heat Advisory, in effect from Noon Saturday, June 25, to 11 p.m. on Monday night, June 27, 2022. Prognosticators say though that temperatures will cool down Tuesday, June 28, with a slight chance of

Normandy Park-based @SeattleWXGuy says that – after a surprisingly cool and wet June-uary – confidence in a Pacific Northwest heat wave is increasing. Almost just in time for summer, which officially begins at 2:13 a.m. on Tuesday, June 21, 2022. Snyder is a resident who is also known as @SeattleWXGuy. He says that once the cooling

Garbage service provided by Waste Management will be impacted due to the weather, and there will be no pickup Tuesday morning, the City of Normandy Park announced. Residential customer notification: Attention Tuesday Residential Customers: Your services cannot be provided this week. Please pull carts from the curb and place them out on your next regular

Have you winterized your home and/or yourself yet? Are you stocked up on food and beverages, and have you gotten chains or snow tires, or that generator you’ve been wanting yet? We ask, because Normandy Park resident Michael Snyder – aka @SeattleWXGuy – has posted some updates on the potential for cold winter weather and

The National Weather Service is warning of a weather system that will arrive overnight, loaded with lots of rain and wind, with possible gusts up to 50 MPH. It’s kind of hard to believe that our recent warm and sunny weather might make such a drastic change, but welcome to autumn in the Northwest. You

City Manager’s Report for week ending June 25, 2021 4th of July Car Parade The Normandy Park Community Club is continuing a favorite tradition in a new way! Please come to the 4th of July Car Parade at 10 am on July 4th. The parade will run down Marine View Drive, starting at Marvista Elementary

The National Weather Service has issued an “Excessive Heat Watch” for the region, starting Friday afternoon, June 25, through Monday evening, June 28, 2021. “Dangerously hot conditions with afternoon highs in the 90s and near 100 possible Saturday through Monday,” prognosticators said. Sunday is predicted to be the hottest – “Sunny and hot, with a high