Ferndale woke up this morning, December 9th, to water over roadways, gusty winds, rain squalls and a power outage. Thank goodness the temperature is above freezing.…
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The Whatcom County Parks & Recreation department announced today that they have closed Hovander Homestead Park, Tennant Lake Interpretive Center and the Fragrance Garden due…
The Nooksack River has begun its rise as predicted by the National Weather Service. If it reaches levels high enough overnight, conditions all to familiar, drivers will encounter water over roads as well as the possibility of closed roads.
The National Weather Service has issued Flood Warning for the north fork of the Nooksack River from Cedarville through Lynden and the south fork of…
UPDATE 10:45am Winds have fallen off substantially during the past hour. Gusts have dropped from the mid-40 MPH range to the mid-20 MPH range. Even…
In California, weather people have a tough time making “sunny and warm” sound interesting every day. In the Pacific Northwest, winter forecasts are often full of “windy and rainy” and this year has been no different.
A series of weather fronts have been flowing directly at the Pacific Northwest for about a week and this is expected to continue. The next series…
The fury which was the wind storm that swept through Ferndale and surrounding region last night packed several punches but no knockouts.
An 80 MPH wind gust was recorded tonight, December 6th, about 7:30pm at a Ferndale weather station. Even so, Puget Sound Energy has been limited to responding to arching wires, transformer explosions, etc. but mostly in the foothills many miles east of Ferndale. The closest power outage began impacting over 50 PSE customers in Lynden about 7:15pm.