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Posted On: December 8th 2025, 07:16 pm
The National Water Prediction Service projects that both the Skagit and Snohomish rivers will see significant flooding this week, in light of two atmospheric rivers landing on western Washington.
The federal weather model predicts that between 4 p.m. Monday and 10 p.m. Tuesday, the Skagit River could rise as much as 12 feet, to 32.50 feet total -- reaching the "major" flooding threshold.
“I have a neighbor who warned us that this is coming," said Rob Michie, who along with his wife Carol, live up the hill from downtown Mt. Vernon. “We’re worried, we’re concerned about it,” he added.
Rob and Carol say they've lived in Mt. Vernon for eight years, and recall the 2023 flooding around the city as noteworthy.
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The federal weather model predicts that between 4 p.m. Monday and 10 p.m. Tuesday, the Skagit River could rise as much as 12 feet, to 32.50 feet total -- reaching the "major" flooding threshold.
“I have a neighbor who warned us that this is coming," said Rob Michie, who along with his wife Carol, live up the hill from downtown Mt. Vernon. “We’re worried, we’re concerned about it,” he added.
Rob and Carol say they've lived in Mt. Vernon for eight years, and recall the 2023 flooding around the city as noteworthy.
🔗 in bio for the full story.
#komo #komo4 #komonews #komo4news #seattle #washington
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