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Shellfish closure begins to ease - Vimarsana News

Shellfish closure begins to ease

WILLAPA BAY — Some commercial harvest of oysters and other shellfish has reopened for parts of Willapa Bay, where a sudden surge in Paralytic Shellfish Poison (PSP) brought the important

WDFW exploring strict fishery on Naselle - Vimarsana News

WDFW exploring strict fishery on Naselle

WILLAPA BAY — The Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife held a North of Falcon meeting on March 28 to discuss salmon fishing rules for the 2024-25 season in

Drone scours half of WA coast in search of missing fisherman - Vimarsana News

Drone scours half of WA coast in search of missing fisherman

Nonprofit drone pilot found vessel debris from Feb. 5 capsize, no sign of Bryson Fitch

Flood warnings continue as heavy rain, wind hits Oregon, SW Washington - Vimarsana News

Flood warnings continue as heavy rain, wind hits Oregon, SW Washington

Flood warnings continue as heavy rain, wind hits Oregon, SW Washington KATU Staff © Provided by KATU Portland Heavy rain and gusty wind Tuesday is causing flooding in parts of Oregon and southwest Washington.  Computer models show another inch to inch and a half of rain is likely to fall- on top of the nearly inch of rain most valley areas have seen since Tuesday. KATU meteorologists expect the heavy rain could create street flooding and possible landslides. A High Wind Watch is also posted for the coast. Tidal flooding at high tide is possible around the middle of the day ...

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Soaker-weekend in store, says NWS - Vimarsana News

Soaker-weekend in store, says NWS

PACIFIC COUNTY — This weekend could potentially be interesting with a dual-threat of heavy rainfall and strong winds. The timing and extent of just how much of each is on its way remains unclear, but the National Weather Service is giving residents an early heads up. Current models show the southwest Washington coast being soaked with 2-3 inches of rainfall between 04:00 a.m. Dec. 19 through 10 p.m. Dec. 20. Some Pacific County locations, including the Naselle area and higher elevations, could potentially see upwards of 4-6 inches of rainfall. The more significant issue presenting itself...