UW’s super indie meteorologist Cliff Mass says we’re going to get wet this weekend:
Behind the warm front there will be a shift to strong, warm ,moist southwesterly flow that is connected to the subtropics–known as an atmospheric river…or as we call it here, a pineapple express.
National Weather Service is warning about floods around the region. Here in the city, we might get “urban flooding” — Is your street a flooded mess? Andrew has some tips on what you can do if you’d rather not canoe.
Call it in for speedy service (Call 206-386-1800. Our operators are available 24-hours a day/7-days a week. )
http://www.capitolhillseattle.com/2010/12/10/flooded-streets
…of letting the leaves fall where they may. Or worse yet, blowing them into the street.
Try picking up a rake sometime, slackers.
I’m one of them! Make sure you know an intersection or address it’s near and which corner of the intersection. Example: There is a clogged inlet at 11th Ave E & Pike street in the Southeast corner. Done and done. Oh, and try to call before it’s raining and flooding a street if possible. We get super busy since there’s typically only 1-3 people answering the calls for potentially 1.5 million people.