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Adam Claibon

Washington
As seen in: KING-TV (Seattle, WA), MSN, Yahoo Life, KGW-TV (Portland, OR), KREM-TV (Spokane, WA), WCIA-TV (Champaign, IL), WJMN-TV (Escanaba, MI)
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Puget Sound to see low tides this weekend

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By Olivia Sullivan , Adam Claibon
| Yahoo Life
Western Washington will see low tides in the coming days, allowing residents a chance to see Puget Sound marine life that is typically hidden. Tides along coastal areas will dip to -3 to -4 feet below typical levels between Saturday and Wednesday, according to predictions by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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La Niña Watch: Fall 2025 forecast across Pacific Northwest

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By Adam Claibon
| KING-TV (Seattle, WA)
SEATTLE — We're on La Niña Watch heading into fall 2025, and even though La Niña is more known for its impacts during the winter season, it can still play a role during autumn as well. Typically during a La Niña winter the forecast for western Washington calls for wetter and cooler conditions. There are signs of those type of conditions ahead to start off the season across the Pacific Northwest.
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Fall-like storm to bring heavy rain, cooler temps to western Washington

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By Adam Claibon
| KING-TV (Seattle, WA)
SEATTLE — A fall-like storm system will move into western Washington this weekend, bringing the potential for a month’s worth of typical August rainfall in just one to two days, along with breezy winds and cooler temperatures. Highs will drop from the mid-to-upper 60s into the mid-60s, with the air remaining damp and humid due to the incoming moisture plume.
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