Flooding Has Impacted Our Communities
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Overview
Western Washington has been hit by historic flooding as atmospheric rivers — long, moisture-laden weather systems — have repeatedly drenched the region with heavy rain, causing rivers like the Snohomish to break records and flood the surrounding area. This prolonged rainfall has led to widespread road closures, evacuations, and disasterly impacts to homes, farms, and infrastructure in Snohomish County and beyond. Volunteers and community support are urgently needed to help with relief, reporting damage, and recovery efforts!
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The National Tribal Emergency Management Council, Farmer Frog, and the United States Volunteers Joint Services Command has been coordinating emergency response and recovery operations in the Snohomish Valley. High tide conditions and atmospheric rivers had broken records on rivers and flooded much of Western Washington.
The coallition had setup an Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and had placed sandbags, evacuated families and livestock from the valley. The coalition is now coordinating clean-up and recovery efforts for hundreds of properties affected, particularly around the Snohomish River. Members of the United States Volunteers Joint Services Command are coming from Illinois to support.
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