A TSUNAMI WATCH is now in effect for Washington state. If you are on the coast, be prepared to take action & stay tuned for more instructions. This alert level will update once more is known. Find details here: tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/20… #TsunamiWatch #WaWX

NWS Tsunami Alerts This TSUNAMI ADVISORY is now just for the outer coast of Washington state and does NOT include the inner counties of King, Pierce and Thurston. Ocean sensors indicate a possible one foot wave at some of the outer coast. There may still be some unusual currents on the inner coast.

⚠️ There are NO anticipated impacts for the Washington inland waters, including the Puget Sound. A Tsunami Advisory remains in effect for WA OUTER waters: tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/20…

We continue to see tsunami waves arrive along the coast as well as Strait of Juan de Fuca. Reminder: Do not attempt to go to the shore to observe the tsunami waves. Keep away until local officials say it is safe to return.

The National Tsunami Warning Center reports cancellation of the Tsunami Advisory for the coast of Western Washington. tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/20… Image below depicts where advisories remain and where they have been canceled. #wawx #tsunami

NWS Tsunami Alerts Good news, everyone. The #tsunami advisory for #WaState has been CANCELLED. At this time there is no tsunami threat to the Washington coast. Check out tsunami.gov for more information. #TsunamiAdvisory #WaWX

Much of western WA is under a general risk of thunder today. A few showers and thunderstorms are possible in the Cascades & Foothills later this afternoon. If planning to be outdoors, stay weather aware today, and have a safe shelter nearby to go to (if thunder roars). #wawx

Flash flood watches have been issued for the following burn scars in the Washington Cascades...Bolt Creek, Goat Rocks, Sourdough, Easy, Chilliwack and Suiattle-Boulder-Toketie. Slow moving thunderstorms have the potential to produce high rain rates through late tonight. #wawx

Hiking or camping in the mountains? Make sure to pay attention to the weather & make sure you have a way to receive weather alerts. If thunder roars and you're on a ridge or in an open area, retreat to a sheltered area. #wawx

A lingering chance remains for a couple isolated thunderstorms in the Cascades this afternoon. Otherwise the story will become cooler temperatures going into this weekend and next week with a cool and damp pattern (including chances of showers). #wawx

Seattle July stats: Average temp 67.9 degrees, 0.8 degrees above normal. This is the 13th July in a row with above normal temps. Rainfall 0.01", 6th driest. Normal July rain 0.60". Total July rainfall 2020-2025 0.61". 2025 rainfall thru July 31st, 14.37", 8th driest. #wawx

New wildfire forecast maps for August through November 🔥🆕 Almost the entirety of the Pacific Northwest is expected to maintain above-average wildfire potential through August and September, according to the latest maps from National Interagency Fire Center.

Firefighters battled another brush fire this morning, this time in a wooded area near The Highlands neighborhood in Snohomish. Thankfully, no one was hurt and no homes were impacted. The fire reached about 1/4 to 1/2 acre in size and has been turned over to the Department of

🔥 The Bear Gulch fire in the Olympics is one of these large PNW fires, and is currently causing mild to moderate smoke impacts over much of western Washington. You can check the latest air quality observations here: maps.airfire.org/wsu/?lat=47.42… #WAwx

SRFR working a brush fire at 25400 Blk of Old Pipeline Rd in Monroe. Old Pipeline Rd closed for fire ops. 3 brush trucks, one engine, one tender, and a Battalion. SCSO doing traffic control.

It's been a while...widespread light rain is moving across western Washington this morning. Need to drive? Make sure to give yourself a little extra time for your morning commute. #wawx

Looking for tips to help your family and neighborhood before the next disaster? We recently revised our website to help you get the best information you might need. A good site to bookmark. mil.wa.gov/preparedness

A trained spotter has indicated that there is some weak rotation and a possible funnel cloud with this shower. Also expect gusty winds and a burst of heavy rain as this moves slowly to the north and northeast.

Snohomish County is updating the community’s Hazard Mitigation Plan and needs your help. Please complete a brief online survey by Sept. 30, 2025: bit.ly/snoco_hazard_s…

Snohomish County continues to celebrate the launch of the new mobile opioid treatment clinic and other overdose prevention efforts. Learn more in the latest edition of the Recovery and Hope newsletter: lnks.gd/2/33PLm3n