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5 Fabulous Mountain Experiences Skiing The Cascade Volcanoes - Vimarsana News

5 Fabulous Mountain Experiences Skiing The Cascade Volcanoes

The Pacific Northwest has some of the best wilderness skiing areas anywhere, and the Cascade Volcanoes are the most epic.

Heavy rain, wind forecasted through Wednesday - Vimarsana News

Heavy rain, wind forecasted through Wednesday

By lmurphy January 11, 2021 5:04 pm clipart.com SEATTLE, Wash. — Wet and windy weather is bearing down on Whatcom County. The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch in effect from 10 p.m. Monday through Wednesday evening. Forecasters expect heavy rainfall across western Washington which could result in localized flooding and landslides. A winter storm warning is currently in effect as heavy snow is expected in the mountains Monday and Tuesday, including at the Mt. Baker Ski Area. Power outages and road closures are possible in the coming days. Featured Content

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Whatcom's stormy weather could worsen through the weekend. Here's what to expect - Vimarsana News

Whatcom's stormy weather could worsen through the weekend. Here's what to expect

Whatcom's stormy weather could worsen through the weekend. Here's what to expect The Bellingham Herald 12/31/2020 Robert Mittendorf, The Bellingham Herald (Bellingham, Wash.) Dec. 31—Expect blustery weather to continue across Whatcom County through New Year's weekend — with breezy periods, occasionally heavy rain in the lowlands, buckets of snow in the mountains, storm surges on the coast and possibly a damaging windstorm. That's good news for winter sports enthusiasts but it could mean power outages and minor flooding elsewhere, according to the National Weather Service...

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