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RV explodes in flames after crash in Mount Baker tunnel

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By Shawn Garrett Verified, Louie Tran Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Shawn Garrett,Louie Tran Mon, May 12, 2025 at 7:48 PM UTC 1 min read Eastbound Interstate 90 was blocked Monday afternoon after an RV crashed and exploded into heavy flames. At about 12:20 p.m., an RV was seen on the WSDOT traffic cameras in the Mount Baker tunnel after it had crashed into the median. According to the Washington State Patrol, a car was also involved in the collision. The camera showed flames coming from the front of the vehicle as a person stepped outside.
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Road to Hoh Rain Forest reopens after months-long closure

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By Louie Tran Verified
| KIRO-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Wash. — The main road to the Hoh Rain Forest has officially reopened after being closed for several months, bringing relief to nearby workers, hikers, and small business owners. The Upper Hoh Road was severely damaged by a storm last November, preventing access to one of Washington’s most iconic outdoor destinations.
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Road to Hoh Rain Forest reopens after months-long closure

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By Louie Tran Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The main road to the Hoh Rain Forest has officially reopened after being closed for several months, bringing relief to nearby workers, hikers, and small business owners. The Upper Hoh Road was severely damaged by a storm last November, preventing access to one of Washington’s most iconic outdoor destinations. According to Jefferson County officials, approximately 450,000 people visited the rain forest in 2024 — a critical flow of tourism that many local businesses rely on for survival.
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