Thanks to the texter who sent that photo of a “waterfall” at Lincoln Park, as rain runoff and ice melt-off flowed down the steps to the beach. Tonight we’re likely to have more intermittent rain, though the National Weather Service doesn’t expect it to be heavy, and moderate southerly wind, with gusts up to 20 mph. The air is balmy in comparison to the below-freezing temps earlier this week – right now it’s 52 degrees, and daytime highs in the low 50s are forecast through Tuesday.
It’s honestly feeling like a normal Seattle December… mild and soggy! I’ll take it, at least rain doesn’t mean friction-free surfaces everywhere you might put your feet.
See all the debris coming down the stairs with the water, that is also what it is doing in the streets and clogging the drains. Time to go out and clean them out!
But I need motivation to go out and clean storm drains like I had last evening of all times somehow and I was prepared head to toe for conditions near my home. Someone in West Seattle start a meet up group for cleaning storm drains and gutter lines and I will join on the weekend or evenings.
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