Overview
- Washington remains under a state of emergency with a federal declaration signed by President Donald Trump, and authorities report no confirmed deaths.
- The Skagit and Snohomish rivers set all-time crests, prompting evacuation orders for about 78,000 people in the Skagit floodplain and broader orders totaling roughly 100,000 statewide.
- Rescue teams carried out dozens of operations, including helicopter extractions of families from rooftops in Sumas where waters rose to about 15 feet.
- Flooding and debris have submerged bridges and severed travel, with a landslide blocking part of I‑90, extended closures on State Route 410, Amtrak service to Vancouver suspended, and the Sumas border crossing closed.
- Officials caution that high flows, weakened levees and landslide risks persist, with a strong atmospheric river forecast Monday followed by another system midweek.