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03/29/2026

The next series of coastal razor clam digs were approved from April 1-7 at Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Copalis, and Mocrocks beaches. Copalis and Mocrocks are not open every day during each series of digs, so be sure to check which beach is open before heading out. Digging is allowed during morning (midnight to noon only) low tides.
Additional digs are tentatively planned on April 17-23 and April 30-May 6, pending marine toxin results. Final approval usually occurs about a week or less — sometimes two to three days — before the start of each digging series.
Recent marine biotoxin closures on coastal beaches do not apply to razor clams or crabs. Certain shellfish species accumulate toxins more quickly, to higher levels, and can harbor them longer than other species. Refer to Department of Health's shellfish safety map for details on which species are safe to harvest.
For additional details, refer to our news release at https://wdfw.wa.gov/newsroom/news-release/wdfw-approves-seven-days-coastal-razor-clam-digs-beginning-april-1-additional-dates-planned-through
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03/14/2026

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12/23/2025

8AM a high wind watch has been issued by the National Weather Service in Seattle for the Christmas Eve timeframe. They likely decided to issue this watch because there is still some high resolution model that is not backing down from the idea of a windstorm. There is still a lot of uncertainty with this storm, I talk about the uncertainty in my previous post. Reminder, a WATCH just means something is possible, not guaranteed. A link to the watch is in the comments if you’d like to see it, as well as a link to the uncertainty post. 12-23-25

12/22/2025

💨 UPDATE 12/22/2025 at 3:38 PM 💨
Wind Advisory extended to 7 PM this evening.
Southwest winds 20 to 30 mph with gusts up to 45 mph.

⚠️ Wind Advisory in Effect ⚠️

US National Weather Service Seattle Washington has issued a Wind Advisory for the Grays Harbor County Coast today, December 22, 2025, from 10 AM to 4 PM.

Conditions:
• South winds 15–25 mph
• Gusts up to 40–45 mph, strongest along the immediate coast

Potential Impacts:
• Unsecured outdoor items may be blown around
• Tree limbs could fall
• Isolated power outages are possible

Safety Tips:
• Use extra caution when driving, especially high-profile vehicles
• Secure outdoor furniture and loose items

Stay aware and take necessary precautions. Stay safe!

12/22/2025

A gusty system will bring strong winds to western Washington and northwest Oregon throughout the day on Monday. Some power outages and tree damage possible. This is a look at the modeled highest wind gust potential on Monday. Most of the day, wind gusts will be in the 30-35 mph range

12/18/2025

CATEGORY 4 HURRICANE STRENGTH WIND GUSTS observed yesterday across parts of the West with the intense windstorm the blasted through the region🌬️

12/17/2025

The 2nd day in a row of the MOST ACTIVE WEATHER IN THE ENTIRE WORLD for the PNW! High wind, heavy snow and blizzard conditions, flooding rain, severe storms, large waves and landslide risk. Please stay weather aware and be safe

12/16/2025

12/15/2025

Strong wind gusts are likely beginning tonight across western Washington, continuing and peaking on Monday across western Washington, northwest Oregon and Vancouver Island - shifting to the east side Monday evening into Tuesday. Another round of wind also arrives Tuesday evening into Wednesday. Widespread wind gusts of 35-50 mph are likely. Winds this strong will lead to uprooted trees and toppled power poles due to saturated soils. Please prepare for impactful wind. The values below represent the strongest wind gusts possible - most of the time, the winds will be below these values, in the 20-35 mph range

12/14/2025

7AM: A wind advisory has been issued for most of Washington state. The National Weather Service in Seattle is calling for 45-50mph gusts possible. With saturated soils, this may bit more a problem than normal. It goes into effect at 10PM Sunday night, but the winds will peak tomorrow. There is a chance that some areas near Paine Field and Hansville for example could see stronger gusts. The link to the advisory is in the comments. It will also get windy in the foothill regions, the Cascades, and the east slopes of the Cascades. These areas don’t have official wind headlines yet. Will post more updates later.

Also, we already posted about this but there is a new flood watch for this upcoming week. That watch will also be linked in the comments.
-Benjamin J 12-14-25te