Pineapple Express to Lash Northwest Again After Major Flooding
Summary
A weather pattern called a Pineapple Express is set to bring heavy rain, snow, and strong winds to parts of the Pacific Northwest, including Washington, Oregon, and northwestern California. This comes after recent storms that caused flooding and raised river levels. The risk for more flooding and mudslides persists due to saturated ground.Key Facts
- The Pineapple Express is an atmospheric river bringing moisture from the Hawaii region.
- It will affect western Washington, Oregon, and northwestern California through Wednesday.
- Recent storms have already caused high river levels and flooding in the region.
- The ground is already soaked, increasing the risk of flooding and mudslides.
- Snow levels could drop to 4,000 feet, adding snow to areas like Stevens Pass in Washington.
- Some areas could see 4 to 8 inches of additional rain early in the week.
- Another atmospheric river event might occur Thursday to Friday, affecting western Oregon and northern California.
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