WEST SEATTLE SNOW: Sunday morning/early afternoon updates

(Photo from Bea – Olson/Myers hill)

8:32 AM: The snow finally arrived early this morning around 6 am and is still falling. We have about 2″ here in Upper Fauntleroy. Some areas have more. Driving is dicey. Here are some updates to start our coverage.

SNOW CLOSURES/CANCELLATIONS
West Seattle/Fauntleroy YMCA
-All Seattle Public Library branches
Fauntleroy Church worship service (both online and in-person)
City transfer stations (including the nearby one in west South Park)
Junction & Morgan Junction Starbucks closed
-Also closed: Mission Cantina, The Bridge, The Birdhouse, The Westy, Southgate Roller Rink, Marination Ma Kai, West Seattle Bowl, Grillbird Teriyaki, Beveridge Place Pub, Greenbridge Café, Curious Kidstuff, Avalon Glassworks, Meeples Games, Best of Hands Barrelhouse, Lady Jaye, Northwest Art and Frame, Pegasus Books

TRANSPORTATION INFO
-City map of plowed routes, here
-City map of traffic cams, here
-Our page with West Seattle-relevant cams, here
-Metro buses are on snow routes – advisories here
-West Seattle Water Taxi (update) CANCELED for the rest of today

WEATHER INFO
Winter Storm Warning alert in effect until 3 pm

More updates to come. Thanks for the info/photos already – westseattleblog@gmail.com or text 206-293-6302 – thank you!

9:04 AM: Photo from one area without traffic cams – Alki – thanks to @AlkiDude for tweeting this:

Several readers sent reminders – hummingbirds are out there in need of food! This photo is from Dina in Highland Park – she says they kept their feeder indoors overnight so it wouldn’t freeze:

9:40 AM: Snow’s intensified again – and remember that unlike many Seattle snowstorms, this won’t melt any time soon because temps are staying below freezing, day and night, for a few days. Tough going out there – Lora spotted this stuck bus at 42nd/Alaska:

Not far from there, Lora reports SW Oregon “is a sheet of ice.” Meantime, we’re updating the closure/cancellation list above but also hearing from some people who are still OPEN – like HeartBeet Café (until 2 pm) and Youngstown Coffee (10 am-2 pm) in Morgan Junction, Also, the COVID vaccination clinic at Neighborhood House High Point (until 1 pm) IS open (and taking walkups).

10:21 AM: Still snowing lightly. Temperature’s only 25. Here’s a texted photo from Lincoln Park Way, uphill from Lowman Beach:

10:44 AM: Metro just announced the West Seattle Water Taxi is canceled for the rest of today – updating in the transportation-info list above. This is blamed on high wind, not the snow – further west on Alki, note the wave spray in this (updated) video Jay sent from 62nd/Alki:

@WestSeaWX points out that the temperature with current wind-chill factor is 13 degrees.

11:29 AM: If you absolutely have to go out, here’s a sign you’re going to see a lot of:

The photo is from Gatewood, sent by Paul, who says, “The street closed sign at SW Othello and California is up. SW Othello from California to 39th Avenue is impassable and children are sledding on the road. Please find another route.”

11:44 AM: Update from comments – the Admiral Theater is back on for all shows today (so we’ve taken them off the cancellation list above). Also in the Admiral District, Freshy’s emailed to say they’re open, until 7 pm. … Checking both the cameras and city plowed-routes map (both linked above), looks like 35th SW has been recently plowed.

12:31 PM: Dixon Hamby sends updates from The Junction (and this Instagram video) – Junction Starbucks is closed and Easy Street Café is only doing takeout. (Checking online, we see Morgan Junction Starbucks closed early, and Admiral and Westwood are closing at 2 pm.) Adding other business closures to the list above.

1 PM: We’ll be starting a pm report shortly and will add the link here when ready.

1:40 PM: And here’s the link – pm coverage now under way there.

89 Replies to "WEST SEATTLE SNOW: Sunday morning/early afternoon updates"

  • dRm December 26, 2021 (8:41 am)

    Be careful out there!!!  Icy under the snow. Had a hard time getting back to my house.

  • Jacob Sonnenfeld December 26, 2021 (8:44 am)

    SDOT has this interactive traffic camera site that can give folks an idea of what the roads look like out there. https://web6.seattle.gov/travelers/

  • AlkiGirl December 26, 2021 (8:45 am)

    Be careful out there friends. I was coming down Admiral and I was sliding all the way down. It hasn’t been plowed as of 8:30am. Stay safe!

  • MARIANNE December 26, 2021 (8:53 am)

    That is a frightening photo.

  • drM December 26, 2021 (8:58 am)

    I have found this site very **very** helpful. It gives you actual road and bridge temps. I have been using it for years. https://a.atmos.washington.edu/SNOWWATCH/

  • RT December 26, 2021 (9:02 am)

    Stay home!

    • Yay December 26, 2021 (10:44 am)

      No don’t stay home. Enjoy the snow. 

      • Jeepney December 26, 2021 (11:29 am)

        Some folks don’t have that option.

        • Billy McKee December 27, 2021 (5:53 am)

          Too bad for them. The snow is awesome. Get out and enjoy it.

    • Buddy December 26, 2021 (12:49 pm)

      Don’t be an idiot and don’t allow your children or your self to slide down road with a sled cause every year someone gets run over by a car. Better to stay off roads then to have to have a  zoom funeral for your love one who gets run over by a car. Use parks and schools to play with sleds! Stay out of any ponds also or those water storm sheds!

  • Derek December 26, 2021 (9:06 am)

    Does Durkan or Harrell have any plan to help the houseless community during the snow??? I’m watching someone who had his tent collapse and asking for help. I made him a warm meal. He’s over by Luna Park to the north. He’s very cold. I have a warm blanket. Please help out houseless community!!

    • Mike December 26, 2021 (9:42 am)

      Groups have been trying to get people into emergency shelters for over a week now because of this cold front.  Between Seattle, King County and the State of Washington government, tax payers spend nearly two billion dollars a year on helping the homeless/houseless every year.  The majority of the money is focused on Seattle too.  Local political leaders have restricted the process to get people the services they need.  I wish everyone could live in a warm and dry place, sanitary conditions, mental health and addiction treatment and have healthy food 3+ times a day. The funding is already there, tax payers already fund it.  The political finger pointing and grandstanding is killing people and not one politician will be held accountable for it.  Where’s all the money going?!?!?  Where’s the accountability?

    • Peter December 26, 2021 (10:08 am)

      I’m guessing you don’t really want an answer to that because the tone of your comment clearly indicates you’re looking to blame the individuals, but yes, the city does have a plan. https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/homeless/winter-weather-shelters-to-open-in-seattle-snohomish-county/?amp=1

    • CeeBee December 26, 2021 (10:09 am)

      @Derek, the American Legion has opened as a shelter, there was a story earlier in the blog with the phone numbers so you can call and make sure they are open. I will say that this is being run by all volunteers, the city has not opened a shelter in the West  Seattle area.

  • Alki mom December 26, 2021 (9:21 am)

    Hummm Why have they now plowed any of the roads? It’s not like there wasn’t any warning…

    • East Coast Cynic December 26, 2021 (10:05 am)

      Looking at the Seattle times website this morning, there is a link to a story saying that there is a snowplow driver shortage (covid-19 related?) that likely accounts for the lack of plowed roads.  I’m also seeing a picture of a snowplow truck stuck!!! in the snow in Queen Anne.  As per usual, the city neglects investing in serious snowplow equipment (“Well it only snows one or two days a year, why spend all that extra money”.  Just stay home.)

      • aa December 26, 2021 (11:10 am)

        When I read comments like this, As per usual, the city neglects investing in serious snowplow equipment , I can’t help but wonder where that information is coming from.  Does ECC have actual data that shows the city is neglecting this expense?   

      • trickycoolj December 26, 2021 (12:04 pm)

        Perhaps note that story is about WSDOT which plows interstate highways and passes and state highways not Seattle city streets. Since your handle suggests you’re an East Coast Transplant perhaps you weren’t familiar with the difference in jurisdictions between WSDOT and SDOT.

        • East Coast Cynic December 26, 2021 (4:08 pm)

          I should have pointed out the SDOT, and I have lived here since the last days of Charlie Royer.   And AA, I have heard this argument from the natives over and over again as an excuse for lack of preparation that it wasn’t worth investing in a lot of snow removal equipment because of the minimal of days that we get snow.

          • aa December 26, 2021 (5:33 pm)

            So no actual facts to backup your statement. 

    • Mark B December 26, 2021 (10:26 am)

      What roads are you looking to travel? I saw a plow on 35th quite early this morning and most of the major arterials are getting service:https://seattlecitygis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=78d66825a3e6478c9fc6bdd3116038c8

  • Reed December 26, 2021 (9:24 am)

    Never underestimate the amount of idiocy that is shown in Seattle when it snows. People should spend less time driving and more time shoveling snow from walkways and drains so that it clears up faster.

    • NW December 26, 2021 (10:13 am)

      SW Handford and California ave SW a completely clogged storm drain not iced over yet.

    • Tracey December 26, 2021 (10:38 am)

      Thanks Reed.  When is the last time the City fined someone for not shoveling their sidewalks despite the ordinance?  People complaining they can’t make it to the gym on the unplowed roads when they have a private gym at home if they would shovel.   Seattle gets snow every year.  There is no excuse for not having a plan.

    • StopCuttingDownTrees December 27, 2021 (12:26 am)

      I greatly prefer walking on sidewalks with snow so my boots can have something to grip and bite into vs the sheet of ice that results from a shoveled sidewalk. Navigating a section of shoveled sidewalk is about as fun as trying to walk across a skating rink in leather dress shoes.

  • Marina December 26, 2021 (9:30 am)

    To anyone who’s thinking of going to the Admiral Theater today, the entire morning crew called out (one lives in North Seattle and drives a beat-up and that’s way too many hills to climb so I told her yesterday not to come in if it looked sketch). I’m trying to see if we can rally for the 3’s and 6’s, but for now I’m canceling the first and last shows of the day. If you bought tickets online, please email us at admiraltheater@farawayentertainment.com 

    • WSB December 26, 2021 (9:33 am)

      Thank you for the update!

    • WS Res December 26, 2021 (10:30 am)

      Thank you for caring about your employees’ safety so much. 

    • sb2780 December 26, 2021 (11:25 am)

      Thanks Admiral Theater for putting safety first. You guys are the best and I’ll be back in weather permitting very soon. Loved seeing West Side Story earlier this week.

    • Marina December 26, 2021 (11:36 am)

      UPDATE: we’re back on for the 3’s and 6’s!

  • WSlite December 26, 2021 (9:39 am)

    I thought SDOT was prepared for the snow coming that was forecasted. That photo at Myers/Olson doesn’t look promising. Hope SDOT has lots of snow plow trucks out there. 1st Ave bridge looks terrible too and a lot of routes that were supposed to be plowed. Yikes!

    • WSB December 26, 2021 (9:52 am)

      Bea, who sent the Olson/Myers photo, said a plow was sighted shortly thereafter.

      • WSlite December 26, 2021 (10:32 am)

        That’s great to hear. Thanks for letting me know. Hopefully SDOT can keep up in case people have emergencies, need to make it back home or want to make it toSeahawks game. 😉

  • Al King December 26, 2021 (9:45 am)

    As of 9:30 Ampersand was closed. Alki Starbucks open. No sign of SDOT plows on lower Admiral or Alki Ave. Also-NO sign of the #50 bus. At 7:30 there was one sideways on Admiral at 50th(no chains on) . No bus on Alki,guessing  service suspended??  Appears SDOT and Metro were caught flatfooted on snow prep/pretreat/removal. Anybody really surprised???

    • M December 26, 2021 (6:11 pm)

      I saw that bus on Admiral. Then a small truck showed up and literally within a minute the small truck was towing the bus up the hill. As for chains, I heard the driver tell the tow truck driver the both sets of chains came off when he was pulling out of the bus stop. Then he slid bad and lightly hit the telephone poll.

  • Need a booster--still December 26, 2021 (9:58 am)

    We had planned to go to the Pliable Covid vaccination clinic today but are not going given the snow and roadways–suspect we are not the only ones. A pitch/plea for a reschedule next week Jan 2–neither the city nor Pliable currently have anything scheduled here in WS until Jan 9. 

    • WSB December 26, 2021 (10:39 am)

      I don’t think they’re having one next week but as mentioned here earlier they do have one scheduled for January 9th. They’ve been very good about updating us so we’ll publish any changes,

    • bolo December 26, 2021 (10:58 am)

      Pliable emailed me, saying they were open and expecting me. I’m leaving now on foot for my noon appt.

      They probably have lots of open spots if you can get there.

  • Mj December 26, 2021 (10:02 am)

    Remember the SMC requires property owners to keep the sidewalks clear of snow.  It would be nice to see this enforced!  I understand from a neighbor who moved from Chicago that the windy City vigorously enforced this requirement.  

    • Anne December 26, 2021 (12:27 pm)

      Who exactly would be going around looking for  un-shoveled sidewalks?? What kind of enforcement could there be-  a big fine?There are many folks physically unable to get out & shovel- would they be exempt???As a person in my 70’s-I actually prefer walking with walking sticks on the snow-even compact snow-because unless the sidewalk is shoveled bare & treated -(which happens very seldom) it’s often left with an extremely slick coating of ice- much more dangerous. 

      • Sue H December 26, 2021 (1:02 pm)

        I’m originally from NY, and you were responsible for clearing your sidewalk – whether you did it yourself or arranged for it by a friend/neighbor or someone you hire. As a homeowner it’s your responsibility to get it done.

      • Norskgirl December 26, 2021 (1:05 pm)

        I think it’s safer and a lot less slick to walk on compact snow on the parking strip rather than shoveled sidewalks that have iced over.

      • Mike December 26, 2021 (3:31 pm)

        Here’s a King 5 news article and video about the law.  https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/homeowners-are-required-to-clear-snow-from-sidewalks/281-3e138a68-f251-4159-a7a4-ec533f3f4ea3 We’re liable and can / have been fined and sued for not adequately clearing the sidewalk.  It’s not just shoveling, you have to make it safe, so use something to deter ice and/or melt ice.  The city still has not cleared any street within 3 blocks of me with a plow, but I shoveled and used deicer on the sidewalk and front entryway to my place.  The city does not have any grace for elderly or those with other physical impairment with clearing the sidewalks, even though they market it as a safety issue mostly for those exact groups.  Welcome to Seattle government.

    • Wsres December 26, 2021 (12:56 pm)

      Good for Chicago. This is seattle. We get one week of this a year if we are lucky. We can survive a week if people don’t have snow shovels. Last year a neighbor and I shoveled 5 elderly neighbor’s sidewalks; there a lot of people unable to shovel. Sometimes the snow gives better traction than the ice layer below the snow.

    • Patience December 26, 2021 (12:58 pm)

      I’m one of the people who came from somewhere else and is conditioned to shovel my sidewalk after the snow.  But even I allow grace for those who don’t see the point in shoveling WHILE IT”S STILL SNOWING, especially when it’s the light powdery stuff that blows everywhere with every gust.  Be patient, please.  More sidewalks will get cleared as the changing weather enables more people to do so.  It has been, like, 6 hours.

      • anonyme December 27, 2021 (9:11 am)

        As a native Michigander, I was trained to always shovel sidewalks.  In Seattle, hardly anyone does – and most of the people I see out shoveling are over 60.  They’re even shoveling for their much younger neighbors, not the other way around.  This time, I’m just leaving the snow where it is as it’s so much safer to walk on the snow where there’s some traction.  Also, when SDOT put in sidewalks a few years ago, they increased the slope at the corner to a dangerous level.  It is definitely not ADA compliant, an issue that came up multiple times during construction.   I’m not going to add to the insanity by providing an ice slide.

  • NW December 26, 2021 (10:14 am)

    As of 10am has anyone seen the route 50 running? Earlier I saw some however since around 9am none.

    • Mark December 26, 2021 (11:53 am)

      I saw a route 50 bus heading eastbound on Admiral and stuck. Looks like the rear slid and caused the bus to bump up against a utility pole. Hd was over near Aegis Living and around 11:40am. 

  • MKL December 26, 2021 (10:28 am)

    Sorry for the delay but here’s an update coming back from the Tuckwilla Amtrack station at 9:30…

    Southcenter/Strander Blvd: very very messy. Two articulated buses, chained up, but stuck on the overpass from southcenter to the I5N entrance. Once unchained hotel transporter sliding backwards down Strander. Several stuck sedan style cars. Four wheel drive cars were doing ok.

    15 South to 599: solid thin snowpack. Four wheel drive cars were doing ok. Sedan style cars were sliding.

    Highland Parking heading up the hill from West Marginal Way: 1 stuck sedan style car, 1 iffy sedan style car, 4 wheel drive cars doing ok.

    5 way intersection/chelan cafe: The only bare pavement for miles

    Admiral up to Admiral Junction: One stuck sedan car, four wheel drive cars doing ok

    Admiral from 49th down to the beack: Just caught a peek, 4 wheel drive cars were getting thru, articulated bus looked funny from a distance- maybe stuck.

    49th south to Genesee: snowy but ok for four wheel drive.

    All in all, not a great day to drive unless you’re rescuing a stuck relative from a cancelled train.

  • waikikigirl December 26, 2021 (10:28 am)

    Our Hummingbird feeders didn’t freeze last night (???) but since then we have moved them closer to the house under the eaves and brushed off the snow that had accumulated on them.  A couple of the Hummers keep flying and hovering and look into our windows as if they’re asking to come in! :>(

  • Pam December 26, 2021 (10:43 am)

    From November, there were employee shortages for snow plow drivers. I’m guessing that is part of the problem for the streets not being cleared or prepped better for the storm. :( https://www.seattlepi.com/local/transportation/amp/wsdot-staff-shortage-reduced-winter-road-service-16602743.php

    • WSB December 26, 2021 (11:14 am)

      We saw snowplows stationed in multiple spots just yesterday, and evidence that Roxbury (the only arterial we traveled so can’t speak for others) had been pre-treated.

    • trickycoolj December 26, 2021 (12:07 pm)

      WSDOT is not in charge of city streets. 

    • Junction Resident December 26, 2021 (12:52 pm)

      Have yet to see a plow here on California. Last year, lots of them. (We had Covid then, too.) I’m wondering if the holiday has something to do with it. Drivers on vacation? Also, I shoveled & salted in front of my building, snow is light and fluffy. Passers-by looking at me like I have three heads!I’m a Chicago native, and after 25 years in Seattle, the attitude toward snow here still makes me SMH:)

  • Julia December 26, 2021 (11:03 am)

    The hummingbird feeders will certainly freeze tonight. My best solution has been wrapping the glass jar with Christmas lights and keeping it plugged in day and night.

    • Auntie December 26, 2021 (11:13 am)

      I take mine in after dark and put it back out as soon as I get up in the morning. My resident hummers are always waiting for me to arise! And always grateful.

    • Cat December 26, 2021 (11:24 am)

      Hey Julia, I bought this and have been happy with it, going on 3 years now. Just takes 7W incandescent bulb. Your idea sounds much prettier! 😋

      • Julia December 26, 2021 (12:21 pm)

        I’ve seen those, great but kind of pricey for me. But, anything that lets me sleep past dawn is good — I used to swap the frozen and warm ones, sometimes all day.

      • Auntie December 26, 2021 (12:39 pm)

        Would you please post the link to where you bought this?

    • 1994 December 26, 2021 (2:32 pm)

      Here is another idea: The typical hummingbird nectar recipe is a solution of one-part sugar to four-parts water, but this solution begins to freeze at 27 degrees Fahrenheit. Adding more sugar to your hummingbird nectar solution will lower the freezing point of the nectar, and a dye-free solution of one-part sugar to only three-parts water is a more suitable hummingbird food recipe for winter. Not only will it stay unfrozen in slightly colder temperatures, but it will also provide a stronger source of energy for hungry hummingbirds.However, you should be careful not to sweeten the nectar even further, as a very rich syrup can be difficult for hummingbirds to drink and digest properly. Be sure to return the hummingbird nectar to the optimum one-part sugar to four-part water ratio as soon as possible to minimize any dietary imbalances.

  • Al King December 26, 2021 (11:09 am)

    MJ. In laws from Pitsburgh. City ABSOLUTELY NO EXCUSES enforced snow removal/sidewalk salted in front of homes.

    • Sick Out December 26, 2021 (12:41 pm)

      Shoveling is too hard when you have Covid. Or long Covid. And by the way, Omicron gets past the vaccine, boosters, and previous infections. If you’ve got so much energy, go ahead and shovel for your neighbors too. They might need the help.

    • T December 26, 2021 (1:00 pm)

      Go back to pittsburgh then. We get this a event one week a year. Just chill for a week.

  • LisaS December 26, 2021 (11:14 am)

    Roads are horrible near Riverview down to Delridge. Buses with chains on are stuck on Delridge. I helped several cars get unstuck, but I highly suggest not driving right now. 

    • onion December 26, 2021 (12:09 pm)

      Seattle People with four-wheel drive over estimate their vehicles’ abilities to deal with icy roads. Be extremely cautious no matter what kind of vehicle you drive.

  • KT December 26, 2021 (11:26 am)

    Are we the only ones enjoying this beautiful wintery wonderland?  Seems like the usual b-fest here.

    • Abyss December 26, 2021 (12:23 pm)

      Do you  have to commute to make a living? Have errands to get essentials for your family especially if you have an infant? Live with and elderly or person with disability? Have a medical appointment or other medical commitments? There’s more but if you answered yes to any of these then connect the dots. The reply “you had plenty of time to prepare” is bs, people also have over 350+ days to buy Xmas gifts but wait until the day before.  Under his eye.

    • Tony December 26, 2021 (1:00 pm)

      Lol! I’m very much enjoying the snowfall. Stocked up with food and snug as a bug. You’re right about the b-fest!!

      • Genesee Jen December 26, 2021 (1:36 pm)

        Yes B-fest neighbors lighten up enjoy the snow. There was sooooo much warning about cold/snow there was plenty time to alter plans and prepare. There was also non stop coverage about plow shortage  even nationally. My mom living Omaha heard about it the plow shortage here on Wednesday. 

    • HS December 26, 2021 (1:15 pm)

      I love the snow here – the sounds of kids playing, walking around, the stillness. Feel very fortunate this year.

  • WS Res December 26, 2021 (11:26 am)

    I’m supposed to try to get to Burien Kaiser for a COVID test this afternoon. Any recommended travel routes coming from Alaska Junction? (Or recommendations to AVOID certain routes?)

    • Gill & Alex December 26, 2021 (12:35 pm)

      Surprised Burien KP is open Sunday.  Would recommend from Alaska, 35th to Roxbury and then south to Ambaum.  Good luck.

      • WS Res December 26, 2021 (5:40 pm)

        That’s about what we did. And, they were supposed to be open 1-4 today because they were closed yesterday for the holiday, but after half an hour on hold in the parking lot, we finally learned that due to “staffing shortages” they weren’t opening at all except in Puyallup and Capitol Hill. Fat lot of good that did us, or the 5-6 other folks who came seeking tests during that time. I felt especially bad for the kids who drove down from Cap Hill where they said the line was taking hours to get through.   We had nothing in the car for a decent sign nor any tape, but finally found a blank page of the owner’s manual and got an industrial-sized rubberband off another car, so we were able to make a quick sign and secure it to one of the bollards under the drive-up awning. Hope it saved some other folks the wait, if not the drive.   Back down there in the morning, I guess.

  • BMC December 26, 2021 (11:27 am)

    Does anyone know if King Tides happening soon? Always interesting to see those at Alki. 

  • BB December 26, 2021 (11:48 am)

    Fauntleroy Way by Lincoln Park was just plowed..11:45

  • Mellow Kitty December 26, 2021 (11:51 am)

    Please remember to brush the snow off of your car if you’re going to be driving. Don’t forget the headlights. 

  • Coco December 26, 2021 (12:09 pm)

    Is dukes opening ?

    • waikikigirl.55 December 26, 2021 (2:35 pm)

      Give them a call to see if open 206-937-6100

  • WS resident December 26, 2021 (12:15 pm)

    Reminder that a lot of people are out of town and therefore cannot treat or shovel their sidewalks. If you see your neighbors house untouched, maybe help out and share some ice melt if you care that much. 

  • Mj December 26, 2021 (12:49 pm)

    Al King – yes the City of Seattle could be raising significant revenue right now!  At a minimum the City needs to make all commercial, including apartment owners, keep their sidewalks clear of snow.

  • Graciano December 26, 2021 (1:14 pm)

    Just think, 5 months ago it was a 106 degrees.. lol

  • HS December 26, 2021 (1:22 pm)

    Just a reminder to clear off and unclog the storm drains on your block. If you’re a new resident, welcome!, it’s not a city task so up to neighbors. All three in my roundabout area were mostly clogged with muddy debris due to the crazy rain we’ve been having. So, grab a stick to accompany your shovel. Just takes a few minutes. One and done :)

  • WSB December 26, 2021 (1:42 pm)

    Afternoon coverage has now begun afresh at https://westseattleblog.com/2021/12/west-seattle-snow-sunday-pm-updates-2/

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