WEST SEATTLE WEATHER: Wind alert expires, but still stormy

5:28 PM: Thanks to Stewart L. for the photo of this afternoon’s rainbow. The National Weather Service‘s wind alert has now officially expired – no trouble reported during the blustery day – but the weather hasn’t settled down yet – if you were out just before dusk, you might have noticed the massive squall line to the west – here’s a view tweeted by @WestSeaWx:

Tonight’s outlook – breezy and showery, with “a slight chance of thunderstorms until early morning.”

6:04 PM: Daniel reports deep water on Harbor Avenue by Seacrest – beware! Also, the NWS says today’s high temperature was a record – 63 degrees at Sea-Tac.

ADDED 7:19 PM: Crews responded to handle the flooding. Meantime, Jon McAllister sent another view of the afternoon rainbow:

1 Reply to "WEST SEATTLE WEATHER: Wind alert expires, but still stormy"

  • Sillygoose November 18, 2020 (8:59 am)

    These photos are fantastic, especially love the rainbow over the statue of liberty!!  Speaks volumes about my thoughts for the future of the United States of America!!

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