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  • Home
  • About
    • The Story of the Sno-King Watershed Council
    • Vision, mission & goals
    • Sno-King Watershed Council Board
    • With support from
  • Get Involved
    • Water Watchers
      • Upcoming Water Monitoring Classes
    • Membership
    • Individual Actions
    • Report Construction Stormwater Violations
  • Library
    • Water Quality
      • Water Quality Problems
      • Solutions
      • Reports
    • Watersheds & Streams
    • Laws & Regulations
    • Hooven Bog
    • North Creek Studies
    • Squire’s Landing Park Riparian Restoration
    • Articles & Publications
    • Interesting Links
  • News
    • Upcoming Water Monitoring Classes
    • Stormwater rules are upheld by state Supreme Court
    • Salmon Recovery News
  • Contact
  • Donate

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RT @NWSSeattle Dry weather for Saturday with temperatures generally in the 60s! Expect clouds with some afternoon sunshine! #WAwx pic.twitter.com/2PoiTh8DR5

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RT @NWSSeattle Taking look back at last night between 6 pm and 11 pm in Western Washington estimated number of cloud to ground lightning strikes...2200. That works out to an estimated 440 an hour and 7 to 8 a minute. #wawx

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