Bellevue and Vicinity storm history

A woman died when a tree fell on her home 3 miles southeast of Kirkland.

A woman and two men were on a 21-foot catamaran that overturned in high winds and choppy water around 5 p.m. on Lake Washington near Bellevue. The police department's Harbor Patrol pulled the men out of the water, but the woman was trapped beneath the catamaran and drowned.

A spot near Renton recorded 40 mph sustained wind at 550 PM. This verifies the warning in the Bellevue zone. A strong Pacific weather system moved through Western Washington and produced wind gusts up to 70 mph in many parts of the region. The strong winds blew down some trees, k…

Three inches of snowfall was recorded 3 miles east-southeast of Bellevue, WA.

Public reports trees uprooted or snapped and a roof blown off in Kirkland.

WADOT temperature sensors recorded well above normal temperatures through most of mid-May east of Lake Washington, with high temperatures generally in the upper 80s to low 90s.

An ice storm during the morning and afternoon hours on the 23rd resulted in major impacts across the Bellevue area just before the Christmas holiday. Reports around the area from social media included: 0.10-0.15 inches of ice around Sammamish and Woodinville. The highest reports …

CoCoRAHs observing sites around the Bellevue area reported light snow averaging around 1 inch on Dec 1st, around a half an inch on Dec 2nd, and 2-4 inches on December 3rd.

A winter storm brought heavy snow to portions of the Bellevue areas. In general around 3-4 inches of new snow was reported, generally around the Kirkland and Woodinville areas, with around 2 inches reported south of Bellevue towards Renton.

A Winter Storm during the last week of December resulted in an average snowfall total of 4 to 6 inches across the Bremerton area.

Multiple reports on social media of trees down in the Redmond and Bellevue vicinity, making for road detours or road closures. In Redmond, KC Road services reported overhead wires down on 204th Place N.E. near SR 202 around 1500L, causing the road to be closed until wires & trees…

A major winter storm impacted the Bellevue area beginning during the late evening hours of February 12 and continuing through the morning hours of February 13. Within a 12 hours period, many CoCoRaHs reports ranged from 5-9 inches. Snow then slowly tapered through the afternoon a…

Snow began falling on the 12th as cold air remain trapped near the surface and weather system passed over the area. This was the first lowland snow event of the season and the year. General snowfall totals ranged from a trace to around 2 inches.

There were numerous reports of 3-7 inches.

There were numerous reports of 6-10 inches.

Bellevue had lots of reports of 4-8 inches.

The I-90 floating bridge had 43 mph sustained wind gusting to 55 mph, while the SR-520 floating bridge had 47 mph sustained wind gusting to 59 mph.

The I-90 and SR-520 floating bridges over Lake Washington recorded sustained wind 40-51 mph.

An instrument near Maltby recorded a 65 mph gust.

Several NWS spotters reported snowfall ranging from 4 to 11 inches across the zone during the warning period.

East high rise of I-90 experienced high wind from 750 PM to 1030 PM; the highest sustained wind was 52 mph and the highest gust was 58 mph. There were about 50,000 people without power.