News Flash

Day 3 Sunday, Feb. 10 Update 

What’s happening Sunday night through Monday morning: As you can see, the National Weather Service's forecast of  another snow event was correct, so expect around 2-4" of snow through Monday morning. The  good news is the winds are forecast to be low (~10 mph) and PUD reported that much of the has fallen off or melted from snow-loaded tree branches. This lessens the likelihood of power outages for the next 24 hours. 

What’s projected for Monday and Tuesday: A significant storm with projected accumulations of 6-8" in Snohomish County.   See DEM's message below.  

DEM 

People in @SnoCounty have done great adapting travel plans to reflect #WASnow warnings. Road conditions Monday likely to start tough and may turn terrible, just in time for p.m. commute. Be prepared! #WAwx

This @NWSSeattle graphic from Sunday a.m. captures what @SnoCounty may face as the week starts. We’re told the red zone may see up to 3-6 inches new #WASnow tonight and up to 6-8 inches more starting Monday afternoon. Yellow is possible sleet/freezing rain. Stay tuned. #WAWx

 

Resources:  

• SnoCounty Emergency Blog:   https://www.snohomishcountywa.gov/EmergencyNews 

• Snow and Ice Response: https://www.snohomishcountywa.gov/2113/Snow-and-Ice-Response  

• Road closure: http://www.snoco.org/App4/SPW/PWApp/roads/emclosure/index.html  

• Priority routes: http://www.snoco.org/App4/SPW/PublicWorks/RoadMaint/snowIcePlanRouteMap.html  

• Real-time road conditions from WSDOT: https://www.wsdot.com/traffic/  

• SnoPUD Outage Map: outagemap.snopud.com  

• Cold Weather Shelters: www.snohd.org/coldweather  

Public Safety Messages 

Please do not to sled on unincorporated roads or roads that lead into those streets so road crews can sand.