Traffic Buried by Sudden Avalanche Snoqualmie Pass, Washington — February 5, 2025 A routine traffic backup on Interstate 90 turned into a scene of terror Wednesday when a sudden avalanche crashed over the highway barrier, burying multiple vehicles under a torrent of snow, rock, and trees. The entire incident was captured in a heart-stopping video from a car caught in the slide. The footage shows vehicles at a standstill in foggy, snowy conditions along the mountain pass. Without warning, a dark

Snow continues to fall this Tuesday on our mountain passes and in the Inland Northwest including around Spokane. Snow plows are out like these on US 2 Stevens Pass working to keep the highways as clear and safe as possible. What you can do to help: 1. Be prepared. Slow down, have good winter tires and an emergency kit in case you find yourself delayed. 2. Give snow plows as much room as possible. They're working to give you as safe a trip as possible. Keep them safe too by giving them space to w

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The Snoqualmie River at Snoqualmie Falls just took the 5th highest spot on record and is still rising. Flow is at 68,800 cubic feet per second flow, expected to reach 77,590 cubic thousand feet by 10AM Thursday morning. The Skykomish River is expected to have a record crest at 24.87 feet. I’m afraid to say that with the near record crest of the Skykomish, and what is currently occurring on the Snoqualmie, that the forecast for the Snohomish River may very well verify, unfortunately. #wawx #weath