Seattle's Christmas forecast warns of showers, coastal flooding, and consistent low 40s temperatures, with a Coastal Flood Advisory in effect for potential minor flooding.

Seattle faces a wet and windy Christmas week with advisories for minor coastal flooding and high winds causing potential power outages and travel disruptions.

Wind advisory issued for Seattle starting 10 am to 6 pm tomorrow, with south winds of 10-25 mph and gusts up to 50 mph, prompting warnings of potential hazards.

The NWS in Seattle warns of landslide risks in Western Washington due to heavy rainfall, with recent landslides already reported and more rain expected.

Seattle faces severe rain, prompting the NWS to issue flood and landslide warnings for King, Lewis, and Pierce counties, with concerns for the Green and White Rivers.

Seattle is facing persistent rain and potential flooding with a Flood Watch in five counties, and flood warnings for several rivers including the Cedar and Green Rivers.

Intense weather in Seattle prompts NWS flood warnings, landslide risks, and a wind advisory. A levee failure caused a flash flood warning; residents are advised to seek higher ground.

Heavy rain causes flooding and triggers weather advisories in the Seattle area, with several rivers under flood warnings and concerns for landslides increased.

Seattle is facing severe weather due to an atmospheric river, with flood watches, landslide concerns, and wind advisories in effect. Heavy rain and high winds are impacting the region, leading to major flooding along several rivers.

Puyallup closes Riverwalk Trail due to flood watch; residents urged to prepare. Sandbags available, stay updated via weather service and use EOC Call Center for assistance.

The Pacific Northwest faces potential flooding, power outages, and landslides due to an atmospheric river and high winds, with advisories in place for heavy rain and gusts. Residents are urged to take precautions.

The National Weather Service warns of potential flooding in western Washington from heavy rains and advises residents to prepare for high water levels.

A Flood Watch is issued for northwest and west central Washington due to expected excessive rainfall, with concerns for river flooding, urban inundation, and landslides.