[treasureblue]

This is posted on WS DOT web: SR 410 -Water over the roadway, All Lanes Blocked on SR 410 in both directions at CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN BLVD starting 3:44 PM, 11/06/06 until further notice. From milepost 57 to milepost 58

[Canuck]

I heard it was closed at Greenwater. Road flooded in Greenwater, turnaround is at Mud Mtn. ?? That was on the WDOT website. Wow. We had a small mudslide behind our house - construction folks raised the development they're building back there 6 feet higher than our yard, then dumped another 4 feet or so of dirt on top of that compacted stuff. No retaining wall, and now it's sliding... right towards our fence. I say bring it on. Knock down the fence. Maybe I'll get new free landscaping out of the developers.

[Rich Baldwin]

I remember when half the town of Greenwater floated away, back in the 70's. I think it was 1977.

[seawallrunner]

water, water everywhere... geesh I hope everyone is ok... Flooding Keeping State Highway Crews Busy Date: Monday, November 06, 2006 Contact: Melanie Coon, 360-705-7078 (Olympia) Alice Fiman, 360-705-7080 (Olympia) For the most recent updates about highway closures, avalanche control, photos for your use and status of roadway conditions resulting from winter weather, please visit http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic/weather/updates/. This site is updated quickly as conditions change. OLYMPIA – The deluge of rain and high water produced by today’s storm has caused closures on sections of nearly 20 different state highways in western Washington. WSDOT crews have been battling the water non-stop since early this morning setting up traffic control for detours, clearing culverts, and keeping drains clear of leaves and debris. Crews continue to monitor state highways as water levels rise. WSDOT is continuously posting new closure information on our winter weather updates web site. http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic/weather/updates/ Disruptions and highway/bridge closures follow by county: Clallam County US 101 west of Port Angeles Mud and debris covers one lane of US 101 near Fisher Cove Road (west of Port Angeles) in Clallam County. WSDOT crews are directing one-way traffic through the area. The closure is at milepost 229, approximately 16 miles west of Port Angeles. Crews were alerted to the mudslide just after 2 a.m. Nov. 5 (Monday). To help ensure the safety of maintenance personnel and motorists, debris removal work is conducted only during daylight hours. WSDOT expects the lanes to be closed into the afternoon Monday. SR 112 east of Clallam Bay State Route 112 is closed in both directions seven miles east of Clallam Bay in Clallam County due to water over the roadway. The closure is between Green Creek and Pillar Point Road (between mileposts 24 and 29). The roadway was closed at 7:45 a.m. Nov. 6 (Monday) and could be closed for six hours. WSDOT Maintenance crews are there and working to clear debris from the roadway drainage system. King County SR 167 at S 180th street (milepost 25.75) there is water over the roadway in all northbound lanes and the southbound carpool lane. Drivers should use caution in this area. SR 164 (Auburn Way) at SR 18 in Auburn All lanes are closed in both directions due to water on the roadway. SR 18 westbound (milepost 3.97) ramp to Auburn Way The ramp to Auburn Way is closed due to deep standing water at the base of the off-ramp. Kittitas County I-90 Snoqualmie Pass (5 miles east of the summit) there is water over the roadway in both directions. Speed limit has been reduced to 45 miles per hour. Heavy rain continues to fall after 7.5" fell in the past 24 hours. Lewis County SR 123 north of White Pass (mp 0 to Cayuse Pass) SR 123 is closed in both directions due to water and debris in the roadway. SR 131 near Randle SR 131 is closed in both directions near Randle. Water is covering the roadway. SR 7 near Morton High water is covering the roadway on SR 7 near Morton. The highway is closed in both directions and a detour is in place. Mason County US 101 near SR 106 A mudslide has occurred near U.S. Highway 101 (milepost 338). This is near Sunnyside Road. A detour has been set up to Purdy Cutoff Rd to SR 106 and back to US 101. Maintenance crews will be using an excavator to move large rocks from the roadway. Pacific County US 101 in Raymond (milepost 58) Roadway closed due to high water and debris. US 101 near the Astoria-Megler Bridge (milepost 0-3) Roadway has reopened, after a brief closure due to high water. Pierce County SR 16 at Wollochet Drive near Gig Harbor There is water on the westbound lanes of SR 16 near Wollochet Drive (milepost 9 - 10) and Burnham Rd.(milepost 14.36). Both directions of SR 16 have been closed at Burham Rd. Detours have been set up through Gig Harbor around the water. Maintenance crews have cleared the drainage system of debris. SR 123 Cayuse pass (milepost 5.42 to 16.8) Mount Rainier National Park crews closed SR 123 due to multiple mudslides and water over the road. WSDOT maintenance crews are on the way to clear the slides and check for possible roadway damage. SR 410 remains open. Drivers who normally use SR 123 to get to and from US Highway 12 can use Interstate 5 and SR 7 as alternate routes or via SR 410 east to the intersection with US 12 near Naches. SR 410 at Crystal Mountain Blvd. (milepost 57.49) Chinook Pass is closed temporarily due to water, mud and rocks over the roadway on the Westside of the summit. Closed on West end two miles east of the entrance to Mt.. Rainier National Park and closed on the east end at Morse Creek (5.5 miles east of the summit). Skagit County Highway 20 near Lyman (milepost 73) There is water over the roadway at Child’s Creek and Jones Creek and Red Cabin Creek. Highway 20 from Marblemount to nine miles west of Mazama (mileposts 106-171) The road is entirely closed due to slides and water in multiple locations. Snohomish County SR 530 east of Arlington (milepost 22) The road is closed. There is standing water on the roadway. US 2 west of Skykomish (mileposts 41 and 45) The road is closed west of Skykomish in two places due to water over the roadway. US 2 in Sultan Sultan Police have closed the road and the bridge. US 2 at Ebey Slough WSDOT crews are removing debris that is starting to collect at the bridge. The road is NOT closed. Crews have no plans to close the road at this time. Thurston County Interstate 5 northbound through Olympia A hole developed on the right lane of northbound I-5 (milepost 104 near the junction of US 101) in Olympia at the Capitol Lake overpass. The roadway is closed northbound in the right lane while repairs take place. Wahkiakum County SR 4 in Wahkiakum County Maintenance crews are monitoring high water at three locations on State Route 4 (mileposts 13, 17, at 27.5). Whatcom County State Route 9 north of Acme Road is closed in both directions. There is a foot of water over the roadway in some areas. The water continues to rise. SR 542 between Maple Falls and Glacier (milepost 35) The road is closed. Six drains are clogged and water is flowing over the road. WSDOT crews are actively clearing drains. SR 542 east of Glacier The road is closed. The river has jumped the channel and may have damaged the roadway and the shoulder. Other travel information Amtrak Cascades: Passengers are encouraged to call 1-800-USA-RAIL or visit www.AmtrakCascades.com for schedule information and train status updates. Mountain Passes In the mountain passes, WSDOT crews are providing continuous monitoring of standing water to keep traffic moving as safely and efficiently as possible. Mountain pass reports are on the WSDOT web site at: www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic/passes/. For general traveler information, visit WSDOT's Statewide Traveler Information web site at: www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic/

[Justan]

[Justan]

Follow-up From the DOT web site SR 410 at Mud Mountain (milepost 22 to 57.5) Crews closed SR 410 from Mud Mountain to Cayuse and Chinook Pass due to mud slides and flooding at several locations. SR 410 is now open at Mud Mountain (milepost 22). It is closed at Crystal Mountain Boulevard