Community Corner
Tuesday's Forecast Includes Blustery Conditions, Rain and Flood Watch
Overnight gusts were expected to top out at 30 mph and along with 100 percent chance of rain through Wednesday, it could make for a challenging commute.
It might be a long two days before the long Thanksgiving weekend as rain and breezy conditions are expected in the Enumclaw area through Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service.
Winds were expected to pick up to about 23 mph overnight into Tuesday with gusts reaching 30 mph, and stay there through much of the day.
Chance of rain? 100 percent. And it could get heavy at times Tuesday too.
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Conditions aren't expected to calm until Wednesday when the winds recede to about 10 mph.
So hold onto those umbrellas!
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Additionally, there is a flood watch for King County rivers from 6 a.m. Tuesday until late Wednesday night though the NWS indicates it's likely only the most flood-prone rivers will be affected. And even then, the flooding would be minor.
A flood watch means conditions are favorable for flooding but it's not an imminent threat.
Click here to read the National Weather Service's latest updates for Enumclaw.
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