Washington

A blizzard warning is in effect in through the Washington Cascades and the Olympic Mountains. In addition to heavy snow, some areas clocked in wind gusts at 82 mph.

Western Washington is dealing with severe weather across the region, ranging from flooded neighborhoods, blizzard warnings in the mountain passes, and strong winds bringing down trees on roadways. Joining Good Day Seattle this morning is David Rasbach with the Washington State Department of Transportation.

Strong winds in western Washington are toppling trees and triggering power outages, leaving hundreds of thousands of people in the dark.

Strong wind and heavy rain have thousands of people without power. Good Day Seattle has live team coverage.

Up to 200 homes were potentially impacted by flooding after a levee for the White River was breached early Tuesday morning, prompting urgent evacuation orders and a large emergency response.

Flooding from the Naches River prompted evacuations in some areas of Yakima County that were 200 feet from the river. While the evacuations are now over, but damage still remains.

As rain continues to pour into the North Sound, floodwaters have proven deadly and destructive. Now, Skagit County community members are checking on one another as the Skagit River continues to rise.

Residents in Pacific, Washington got evacuation alerts just after 1 a.m. Tuesday after the levee for the White River failed, flooding roads, neighborhoods and communities.

The US 2 closure is going to be a monumental headache for both businesses and drivers, as the popular travel route between Leavenworth and Skykomish will likely remain closed for months.

All of Skagit County in the 100-year floodplain is under Level 2 “Get Set” evacuations, as major flooding of the Skagit River could happen as rain continues to fall.

A driver is dead after rescuers pulled them from a vehicle submerged in water overnight in Snohomish.

The city of Pacific saw flooded neighborhoods on Tuesday after a levee for the White River failed, prompting emergency evacuations and a response from several state partners.