National Weather Service watches, warnings and advisories for Whatcom County
Winter Storm Warning
...winter Storm Warning Remains In Effect Until 7 Am Pst Sunday Above 2500 Feet... * What...heavy Snow Above 2500 Feet. Additional Snow Accumulations Of 10 To 20 Inches. Winds Gusting As High As 50 Mph. * Where...cascade Mountains And Valleys Of Whatcom And Skagit Counties, Including Maple Falls, The Mount Baker Ski Area, ...Read More.
Effective: November 26, 2022 at 8:52pmExpires: November 27, 2022 at 7:00amTarget Area: West Slopes North Cascades and PassesWind Advisory
...wind Advisory In Effect From 6 Pm This Evening To 6 Am Pst Sunday... * What...south Winds 30 To 40 Mph With Gusts Up To 55 Mph Expected, Becoming Southwest After Midnight. * Where...san Juan County, Western Whatcom County And Western Skagit County. ...Read More.
Effective: November 26, 2022 at 6:00pmExpires: November 27, 2022 at 6:00amTarget Area: San Juan County; Western Skagit County; Western Whatcom County
Current detailed forecasts
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Bellingham
Lummi Island
Sandy Point
Birch Bay
Blaine
Ferndale
Laurel
Lynden
Sumas
Everson/Nooksack
Maple Falls
Glacier
Deming
Acme
Sudden Valley
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Latest air quality reports (monitor locations)
Bellingham
Columbia Valley/Maple Falls
Custer/Lynden
Tides
Recent weather stories
King Tide mixed with Gale Warning winds raise coastal flooding concerns
It is anticipated that the effects on most of coastal Whatcom County areas should be minor.
NWCAA cancels air quality burn ban in Columbia Valley/Maple Falls area
The ban prohibited outdoor and indoor burning.
Wind advisory issued in Whatcom County, 100s reported without power
Gusts to 45mph are expected.
Wind advisory issued for Monday into Tuesday
Northeast winds with gusts up to 50mph are expected.
Storm leaves roads closed, power outages across Whatcom County
Closures are due to power lines down and other storm-related hazards.
Slater Road closure a possibility
“If we do close, it’s estimated that the water will recede enough by early tomorrow afternoon to reopen.”
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