Interstate 5 flooding in Centrailia, Washington Photos

A colleague of mine in Washington sent me some photos from the massive flooding in Washington State specifically Interstate 5 in Centrailia, WA. (HT: Geoff Bailey)

For other photos at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, click here.
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Comments

Anonymous said…

oOo Snap!

Y'all are in our prayers!

3:32 AM

Anonymous said…

Absolutely amazing...

11:48 PM

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