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Reporter for @KitsapSun covering housing, homelessness and development... and a little bit more. Based in Bremerton. Reach out with tips: kuyehara@gannett.com
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December WA flooding created new drowning hazards, officials warn

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By Kai Uyehara 
| Tri-City Herald
Thinking of taking a dip in the lakes and rivers to cool down while the weather heats up? Think twice. Catastrophic flooding that rocked Western Washington in December has created new potential drowning hazards in rivers throughout the region, King County officials say. Rivers flooded to historic levels, leading to overtopped banks and failed levees.
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December WA flooding created new drowning hazards, officials warn

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By Kai Uyehara 
| The Seattle Times
Thinking of taking a dip in the lakes and rivers to cool down while the weather heats up? Think twice. Catastrophic flooding that rocked Western Washington in December has created new potential drowning hazards in rivers throughout the region, King County officials say. Rivers flooded to historic levels, leading to overtopped banks and failed levees.
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Seattle weather: Heat wave possible for Egypt vs. Belgium World Cup game

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By Kai Uyehara 
| Tri-City Herald
There's a chance Seattle could be looking at its first heat wave of the year just as the city hosts its first game of the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup on June 15. The immediate future looks like rain, starting out with a chance of showers and even thunderstorms Saturday, so soak it up while you can before things get sizzling. The National Weather Service is warning that around June 13 to 17, there's about a 20% to 40% chance of extreme heat risk, said meteorologist Matthew Cullen.
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