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Strong Winds, Heavy Rain Hit Woodinville
A vigorous storm system is bringing strong winds and heavy rain to Western Washington Wednesday through Thursday morning.
The National Weather Service in Seattle issued a special weather statement about a storm that started Tuesday night and is expected to last through today.
Residents in Woodinville and the Western Washington area should expect strong winds and heavy rain due to a vigorous storm system.
A low-pressure system developing off the Pacific Northwest Coast today will track into northern Vancouver Island early Wednesday morning. Breezy to windy conditions are expected ahead of the front tonight through Wednesday morning. Southerly winds of 15 to 30 mph with gusts to 45 mph are possible along the coast.
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Winds will turn more southwesterly Wednesday afternoon and evening which will be favorable for wind gusts to 45 mph around the greater Puget Sound region.
Winds will remain gusty Wednesday evening then slowly ease into Thursday morning.
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The front will bring rain, heavy at times, to the lowlands of Western Washington. Coastal areas could receive more than 2 inches of rain while many interior locations could get 1 to 2 inches.
Patch will update this post with the latest weather information as the storm moves in. Tell us what you see, from rain amounts to power outages, in the comments section.