The Pacific Northwest is experiencing persistent rain and strong winds, leading to localized flooding and high streamflow risks. Saturated ground conditions could exacerbate runoff into rivers and streams, raising the potential for flooding in Washington and Oregon. Coastal communities and areas along the western slopes of the Cascade Range are particularly vulnerable to heavy rainfall. Power outages have already been reported in Washington due to strong winds. While the overall risk of river flooding remains low, repeated storms could increase hazards in the coming days.