The City of Seattle is tracking this week’s cold weather system and activating our response teams as needed. This blog will be updated with the latest on places to get indoors and out of the cold; critical infrastructure status; changes to City services; and tips to stay warm and safe. Sign up for AlertSeattle, the City’s official emergency alert system, to get updates on service impacts. 

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Seattle through 7:00 PM Friday. Seattle should be prepared for possible dangerously cold temperatures, snow accumulation, freezing rain, and black ice through Friday morning. Travel conditions will be hazardous. People and pets should get indoors and stay indoors when possible.   Poppet Check Valve

Emergency warming spaces including at Seattle City Hall and Seattle Center are available for day and overnight use through the King County Regional Homelessness Authority for people without shelter and their pets, check here for hours and locations.  

People should avoid or delay travel if possible – particularly driving which may be dangerous with ice hazards on Seattle’s hills. If you must drive, plan ahead, go slow, treat signals without power as stop signs, and look out for plows or road closure signs. If walking, be cautious of ice on sidewalks and paths and be on the lookout for falling ice from buildings or falling tree branches in parks.  

For the latest information, signup for AlertSeattle messages and check this blog.  

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