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Julie Webgirl

Hey #Seattle!
Washinton Weather Chasers had put out a lengthy update on the chance of #tornado in #Washinton #Oregon

✅ "To give you an idea of how uncommon this is, in the last 10 years, there have been exactly 0️⃣ severe thunderstorm warnings west of the Cascades in the #PNW during the month of March."

✅ "Right now, it appears the most robust storms -- possibly even supercells -- will develop somewhere between #VancouverWA, & #Tacoma - #Enumclaw this afternoon into the evening."

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03-26-25 12:10PM: The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has maintained its slight risk area for Western Washington. A slight risk is level 2 out of 5 on the SPC's severity scale. To give you an idea of how uncommon this is, in the last 10 years, there have been exactly 0 severe thunderstorm warnings west of the Cascades in the Pacific Northwest during the month of March. As it stands, storm initiation will likely occur closer to northwest Oregon and southwest Washington. Right now, it appears the most robust storms--possibly even supercells--will develop somewhere between Vancouver, WA, and Tacoma-Enumclaw this afternoon into the evening. All towns between those cities should stay alert this afternoon and evening in case warnings are issued. Small towns in the mountain valleys and foothills just east of 1-5, between Vancouver, WA, and Enumclaw, WA, may...
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