The Stillaguamish River eclipsed its “major” flood stage Tuesday morning, far exceeding earlier forecasts, shutting down Highway 530 and topping an all-time high water mark in Arlington.

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but at least five hit major flood stage Tuesday. Among them was the Stillaguamish River at Arlington, about 40 miles north of Seattle. Major flood stage begins at 19 feet, but the river peaked at ...

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The river hit its highest level around 9 ... County Department of Emergency Management deemed the Stillaguamish at major flood stage. A homeowner who lives adjacent to the South Fork said his ...

Farms and businesses along the Stillaguamish River saw record flooding on Tuesday, with water reaching over 21 feet high. At least eight other rivers, including the Skagit River near Concrete to ...

According to the National Weather Service, Stillaguamish at Arlington set a preliminarily record of 21.34 feet on Tuesday afternoon. A flood watch was in place for areas around the Snohomish River, ...

Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers issued an emergency proclamation related to record flooding earlier this week. The Stillaguamish River reached record levels in Arlington, exceeding 21 feet.

This spot is a particularly vulnerable one where the Stillaguamish River has historically reached major flood stage, usually near Silvana, and water makes it way down to Stanwood, said City ...

Most flood deaths occur in vehicles." Other rivers in Washington hit by flood warnings included Stillaguamish River affecting Snohomish County and the Tolt River above Carnation affecting King County.