Historic floods have washed away homes and stranded families in Washington state
Summary
Days of heavy rain in Washington state have caused major floods, leading to evacuations and damage. Authorities have declared a state of emergency, and many residents must leave their homes as rivers rise to record levels.Key Facts
- Washington state experienced several days of heavy rain, causing severe flooding.
- Many families were stranded, with some seeking safety on rooftops.
- At least two homes were destroyed after being pulled away by floodwaters.
- Governor Bob Ferguson ordered evacuations for tens of thousands of people.
- The Skagit River's water level is expected to rise significantly.
- Key roads are closed due to flooding, including parts of state Route 410.
- The cities of Sumas, Nooksack, and Everson, near the U.S.-Canada border, had to evacuate.
- Amtrak stopped train services between Seattle and Vancouver, B.C., due to the floods.
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