RECAP: Washington State Slammed by Historic Floods as Rivers Shatter Records

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RECAP: Washington State Slammed by Historic Floods as Rivers Shatter Records

Days of torrential rain from a strong atmospheric river caused historic flooding across Washington State, prompting a state of emergency and mass evacuations. Rivers including the Skagit, Snohomish, and Snoqualmie reached record or near-record levels, with Snoqualmie Falls transformed into a powerful, overflowing torrent. Communities were inundated, homes were swept away, major roads were washed out, and rescue operations continue as more rain is expected.

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  • 2025/12/12 18:59:19
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  • Washington, Tumwater, 2025 7. Please credit “@ChristieMalchow via Spectee“ 02:20-03:19 (3 shots) Video Location: Snoqualmie Falls, King County, 1. Please credit “@OMRPNW via Spectee“ 00:00-00:10 Video Location: Tumwater Falls Park, Snohomish County, 2025 2. Please credit “@paintedblahblah via Spectee“ 00:11-00:27 Video Location: Snohomish River, US Video Recording Date/Time: December 9, 2025 3. Please credit “@thursdayexp via Spectee“ 00:28-00:49 (2 shots) Video Location: Nisqually River, 2025 4. Please credit ""@Nate_Aspelund7 via Spectee“ 00:50-01:00 Video Location: Fall City, 2025 at 15:00h 5. Please credit “Kristen Groves via Spectee“ 01:01-1:16 (2 shots) Video Location: McMillin, 2025 at about 10:40h 6. Please credit @ChristieMalchow via Spectee“ 01:17-02:20 (2 shots) Video Location: Snoqualmie, 2025 at 13:18h, Pierce County, US Video Recording Date/Time: December 10, 2025 8. Please credit “@jsynergy via Spectee“ 03:20-03:51 Video Location: Snoqualmie Falls (Salish Lodge & Spa) in Snoqualmie

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