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Storms & Flooding
Storms and Flooding in Seattle
Take Winter by Storm!
Remember that storms can happen all year long, so be prepared! Be aware that flooding can affect you no matter where you live, but especially if your home is in a low-lying area, near a river or creek, or below street level.
Keep leaves and debris out of drains
SPU’s Adopt-a-Drain program supports a dedicated group of volunteers to clear out the most flood-prone of the city’s street drains. Talk to your neighbors and homeowners association about adopting storm drains in your neighborhood. Adopt-a-Drain >
This site is meant to provide information specific to City of Seattle residents. For more regional, real-time information during storms and to learn more generally about what to do before, during, and after severe storms see Take Winter by Storm.
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During severe weather, call (206) 386-1800 to report flooding and sewer backups 24-hours a day, 7 days a week.
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For more information on storm-related issues beyond flooding:
Regional breaking news and alerts
Keep informed of street and highway closures, weather, major transit disruptions, and updates on what agencies are doing to respond to emergencies and incidents. You can sign up for updates via pager, email or text messages.
Landslides
Get information on how to reduce landslides and damage from stormwater erosion.
Snow and Ice Storms
Links to bus reroutes, school closure announcements, and checklists to get prepared.
When the Power Goes Out
For languages other than English, see http://www.kingcounty.gov/healthservices/health/languages.aspx
For information on this website please contact:
SPUfloodquestions@seattle.gov
(206) 386-4195
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