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At our 10am meeting with the Army Corps, they told us that they will release more water later today (our best estimate currently is around 4pm), after the Puyallup River starts receding. They’re hoping to keep flows out of the dam below 10,000 cfs, which is similar to the flows on the White River yesterday. We expect to see some impacts similar to yesterday but hope no worse. This is what we know now; keep in mind it’s an ever-changing situation. We hope to have another update later this afternoon. If and when we do, it will be posted in a new post.
City of Sumner Flood Update link below
https://t.co/MDtkdEDtDi
City of Sumner Flood Update link below
https://t.co/MDtkdEDtDi
We do have sand bags available for pick up outside of our City Shops at 4711 142nd Ave E, Sumner.
Lots of road closures/issues. Pack your patience and use the
WSDOT maps to help guide you.
Here are a list of local closures that we know of:
– SR 410 closed at Traffic Ave
– NB 167 fatal collision at Hwy 18
– Stewart Rd Bridge closed
– Houston Rd closed
– State St closed under SR 410
Regional maps:
WSDOT maps to help guide you.
Here are a list of local closures that we know of:
– SR 410 closed at Traffic Ave
– NB 167 fatal collision at Hwy 18
– Stewart Rd Bridge closed
– Houston Rd closed
– State St closed under SR 410
Regional maps:
Travel Center Map | WSDOT
The map provides traffic flow, travel alerts, cameras, weather conditions, mountain pass reports, rest areas and commercial vehicle restrictions.
🚫 ROAD CLOSURE ALERT – 410/Traffic AVE 🚫
410 is closed again in both directions at Traffic Ave due to standing water on the roadway – please plan ahead for alternate routes
410 is closed again in both directions at Traffic Ave due to standing water on the roadway – please plan ahead for alternate routes
Good morning, Sumner! All rivers are high so far but mostly not flooding. The Puyallup River is projected to crest at 10 am at a level similar to yesterday. We’re waiting for an update from the Army Corps about releases into the White River today. That’s coming also at 10 am today. It’s been raining steadily with lots of standing water on roadways. Drive extra carefully. Updates at
https://sumnerwa.gov/potential-flooding/
https://sumnerwa.gov/potential-flooding/
Good morning, Sumner! All rivers are high so far but mostly not flooding. The Puyallup River is projected to crest at 10 am but at a level similar to yesterday. We’re waiting for an update from the Corps about releases into the White River. That’s coming also at 10 am today. It’s been raining steadily with lots of standing water on roadways. Drive extra carefully.
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