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Hopsblues t1_iroi9xi wrote

Just wait until the rains bring landslides/mudslides

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Intelligent-Paper-26 t1_irpcp7l wrote

That’s literally going to close Hwy all winter. Watch

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AliveAndThenSome t1_irrmrfc wrote

For sure. We've had almost no rain in North Bend since mid-July. While not unprecedented, it's unusual and will magnify the post-wildfire environment and dynamics throughout the region.

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Moxie_Stardust t1_irsuvvm wrote

We've had pretty much f***-all rain since July in Olympia too.

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WashingtonPass OP t1_iroazwq wrote

https://twitter.com/wsdot_traffic/status/1579122858307248128

https://twitter.com/wsdot_traffic/status/1577768699893022720

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DerekL1963 t1_iromquy wrote

Thank you for posting the source. WSDOT has too damm many twitter accounts.

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crimp_match t1_irp7b5f wrote

Thanks for posting on here because I would’ve never seen this since I’m not on Twitter!

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Qrioso t1_iroora0 wrote

That’s why it’s closed ?

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nowayjosesdaughter t1_iroqppu wrote

The Bolt Creek fire is currently burning and that is the primary reason that Highway 2 is closed.

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Intelligent-Paper-26 t1_iroume1 wrote

Fire burned the trees and no they are falling into the road. They have to clear all trees back from the whole burned out area.

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Idk_try_again t1_irs03t6 wrote

I just drove through last night too.

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Bedlam2 t1_irsn97i wrote

This is not what I pictured when I heard a burned tree had fallen over the highway.

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alleycat699999 t1_irrd3os wrote

Lived there for 11 years Dreadful cold clammey in the winter winds blow over trees on narrow two lane roads! Yesterday 91 degrees clear and nice Arizona Yuma

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