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Atmospheric Rivers To Slam Pacific Northwest

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(Undated) — Rounds of atmospheric rivers is set to slam the Pacific Northwest this week. The main threats are expected to be soaking rain, gusty winds and localized flooding. Western Washington is expected to be hit hardest by rain, with some areas potentially seeing up to eight inches. In other areas, lower-elevation rainfall totals could get up to three inches. The region has already felt affects from the weather pattern, as powerful wind gusts knocked out power to nearly 100-thousand people across Washington over the weekend.

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